Program history

New Mexico
in the tournament.

New Mexico appears in 17 tournaments in this archive, between 1968 and 2025, with an all-time record of 8–18.

1 of its 5 games decided by three points or fewer went its way.

Its biggest upset as the underdog came in 2025, when a 10th seed beat the 7th-seeded Marquette 75–66. The reverse happened in 2013: as a 3rd seed it lost to the 14th-seeded Harvard 68–62.

Its longest run of consecutive appearances is 4, from 1996 to 1999. Its longest absence ran 13 years, between 1978 and 1991.

This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Since then it has entered as high as a 3rd seed and as low as a 14th.

  • 17 Appearances
  • 8–18 All-time record
  • 0 Titles

Season by season

Every tournament appearance by New Mexico in the archive. This archive carries no numeric seed before 1979. Season records and coaches come from the sourced season shards.
YearSeedRecordCoachConferenceFinish
1968—23–3Bob KingWestern AthleticRegional Fourth Place
1974—22–7Norm EllenbergerWestern AthleticRegional third place
1978224–4Norm EllenbergerWestern Athletic ConferenceRound of 32
19911420–10Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round 1 to Oklahoma State, 54–67
1993524–7Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round 1 to George Washington, 68–82
19941023–8Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round 1 to Virginia, 54–57
1996728–5Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to Georgetown, 65–75
1997325–8Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to Louisville, 63–64
1998424–8Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to Syracuse, 46–56
1999925–9Dave BlissWestern Athletic Conferencelost in the Round of 32 to Connecticut, 56–78
20051226–7Ritchie McKayMountain West Conferencelost in the Round of 64 to Villanova, 47–55
2010330–5Steve AlfordMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Washington, 64–82
2012528–7Steve AlfordMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Louisville, 56–59
2013329–6Steve AlfordMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Harvard, 62–68
2014727–7Craig NealMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Stanford, 53–58
20241126–10Richard PitinoMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 64 to Clemson, 56–77
20251027–8Richard PitinoMountain West Conferencelost in the round of 32 to Michigan State, 63–71

How the games went

Record by round.
RoundW–L
Opening0–3
Round of 648–8
Round of 320–7

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