Geoff Grammer
I'm a dad (#Girldad x2). And in my spare time, I cover college hoops and other stuff for @ABQjournal. I stay in literal basketball shape year round.
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2 weeks ago |
abqjournal.com | Geoff Grammer
Timéo Pons, a 6-foot-8 guard from France, committed on Friday to play for new coach Eric Olen and the UNM Lobos this coming 2025-26 season. He is the 14th player either committed or already signed to play for the Lobos this coming season and will join his teammates on campus after he is done with trying out for the French U19 national team. If he makes the team, he will compete in Switzerland at the end of June and early July in the FIBA U19 Basketball World Cup.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Geoff Grammer
Jun. 6—There will be a French connection in the Pit this coming basketball season. Timéo Pons, a 6-foot-7 guard from France, announced on his Instagram page on Friday that he has committed to play for the UNM Lobos. AdvertisementHe has played for Nanterre 92, a professional club in France for the past three years, though never as a paid professional. As such there isn't expected to be any eligibility questions to sort through for the NCAA. Pons will be classified as freshman.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Geoff Grammer
Jun. 4—New Mexico State Aggie Pascal Siakam has helped lead the Indiana Pacers into the NBA Finals, which begin Thursday night in Oklahoma City. With one NBA title under his belt, three all-star appearances, and already easily north of $100 million in career contract earnings as pro, the 6-foot-8 forward has certainly catapulted himself into this debate: Which player from a New Mexico college has had the best NBA career.
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3 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Geoff Grammer
Jun. 4—Indiana Pacers star Pascal Siakam had athleticism and potential when he arrived at New Mexico State University in 2013, but not many would have predicted his skills on the court would manifest into a potential Hall of Fame NBA career. "To be quite honest, when he first came, he was not an NBA player off of what we saw and what he had ...
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3 weeks ago |
abqjournal.com | Geoff Grammer
New Mexico State Aggie Pascal Siakam has helped lead the Indiana Pacers into the NBA Finals, which begin Thursday night in Oklahoma City. With one NBA title under his belt, three all-star appearances, and already easily north of $100 million in career contract earnings as pro, the 6-foot-8 forward has certainly catapulted himself into this debate: Which player from a New Mexico college has had the best NBA career. kAm~?
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