Geoff Grammer

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May 22—Tru Washington and Shane Douma-Sanchez have both moved on from the UNM Lobo basketball team. But the drama between the two remains, even beyond the still pending civil lawsuit Douma-Sanchez, a former walk-on for the Lobos, has filed stemming from an allegation that Washington, a starter this past season for UNM, punched him in November and the UNM coaching staff didn't do enough to either prevent the incident or punish Washington after the incident.

2 weeks ago | abqjournal.com | Geoff Grammer

Tru Washington and Shane Douma-Sanchez have both moved on from the UNM Lobo basketball team. But the drama between the two remains, even beyond the still pending civil lawsuit Douma-Sanchez, a former walk-on for the Lobos, has filed stemming from an allegation that Washington, a starter this past season for UNM, punched him in November and the UNM coaching staff didn't do enough to either prevent the incident or punish Washington after the incident..

2 weeks ago | abqjournal.com | Geoff Grammer

On the heels of the New Mexico Legislature approving a $3.2 million increase in its annual appropriation for University of New Mexico Athletics — $11.7 million for the coming fiscal year, up from $8.5 million this fiscal year — more investment help is on the way. This time, it's the students who will be footing the bill. kAmpD A2CE @7 2 3C@25[ >F=E:7246E65 AFD9 3J F?:G6CD:EJ =6256CD9:A E@ 3C:586 E96 7:?2?4:2= 82A 36EH66?

2 weeks ago | abqjournal.com | Geoff Grammer

In Episode 106 of the Talking Grammer podcast, I talk with one of the new UNM Lobo men's basketball assistant coaches, Michael Wilder. He played at UC Irvine and coached there the past 11 years. We talk about what he learned from successful head coach Russell Turner, which former Lobo great ended his high school career, his role with the Lobos, whether Kobe on his all-time starting 5 and, of course, his glorious head of hair.

2 weeks ago | abqjournal.com | Geoff Grammer

Since the day he was drafted by the Colorado Rockies in 2007, you could say Jordan Pacheco bled purple. Sure, he played professionally for other teams, too. But when the Rockies, the organization that offered him his first coaching job as hitting coach of the Triple-A Albuquerque Isotopes promoted him to his first major league gig in that same role, he made it clear. kAm“x’> C62==J 92AAJ E@ 36 96C6] x’> C62==J 92AAJ E@ 96=A E9:D @C82?:K2E:@?[ 6DA64:2==J E96 @C82?:K2E:@?