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Uriah Tenette leads UNM Lobos against Utah Tech in season opener

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 4:06 AM

Last updated Nov 2, 2026

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The UNM Lobos men's basketball team is set to begin their 2026-27 season against Utah Tech on Monday at 7 p.m. at The Pit. Point guard Uriah Tenette, a preseason All-Mountain West selection, aims to build on his standout performances as a freshman. Tenette expressed his focus on leadership and aggressive play, while graduate transfer Rytis Petraitis is likely to miss the game due to an ankle sprain. Broadcast coverage will be available via MW+ and local radio.

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•Lobos face Utah Tech in season opener on November 7.
•Uriah Tenette averaged 10.6 points last season.
•Rytis Petraitis is expected to miss the opener with an ankle sprain.
•Tenette aims to set the tone for the team this season.
•Game will be broadcast on MW+ and 96.3 FM/770 AM.

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4:06 AMYahoo Sports — 'Real One' No. 1: Lobo season starts with Uriah Tenette poised to run the show

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Lobos Men’s Basketball Who: Utah Tech vs. UNM Lobos When: Monday, 7 p.m. Where: The Pit Broadcast: MW+ (online stream), 96.3 FM/770 AM (radio), ABQJournal pregame preview webcast, 6 p.m. (YouTube.com/ABQJournal) In an era of offseason uncertainty across the college basketball landscape, Uriah Tenette was first. The 5-foot-11 point guard didn’t need to wait to see if Jake Hall was coming back, ...
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Yahoo SportsNov 2, 2026, 4:06 AM
'Real One' No. 1: Lobo season starts with Uriah Tenette poised to run the show
Lobos Men’s Basketball Who: Utah Tech vs. UNM Lobos When: Monday, 7 p.m. Where: The Pit Broadcast: MW+ (online stream), 96.3 FM/770 AM (radio), ABQJournal pregame preview webcast, 6 p.m. (YouTube.com/ABQJournal) In an era of offseason uncertainty across the college basketball landscape, Uriah Tenette was first. The 5-foot-11 point guard didn’t need to wait to see if Jake Hall was coming back, ...

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