TONY SNELL RUMORS & GOSSIP
Tony Snell, Glen Rice Jr. highlight pre-draft workout
ST. FRANCIS, Wis. -- The battle was so intense between Glen Rice Jr. and Tony Snell during Tuesday's draft workout at the Cousins Center that all Snell could do was smile and laugh when asked about it.
The two wing prospects went at it as the main attraction in Milwaukee's first draft workout, as Rice and Snell were joined by Syracuse forward James Southerland, Iowa State...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
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New Mexico's Tony Snell Will Enter Draft
New Mexico guard Tony Snell is entering the NBA Draft, forgoing his senior season.
Snell leaving Lobos for NBA draft
New Mexico guard Tony Snell will forgo his senior season to enter the NBA draft.
The 21-year-old Snell made the announcement at a Monday news conference on the school's Albuquerque campus.
The 6-foot-7 Snell says ''in my heart, I feel like it's a good decision to leave now.''
Newly hired Lobos coach Craig Neal was at Snell's side when he announced his...
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April 08, 2013
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Lobos guard Tony Snell enters NBA draft
New Mexico guard Tony Snell will forgo his senior season to enter the NBA draft.
The 21-year-old Snell made the announcement at a Monday news conference on the school's Albuquerque campus.
The 6-foot-7 Snell says ''in my heart, I feel like it's a good decision to leave now.''
Newly hired Lobos coach Craig Neal was at Snell's side when he announced his...
Via AP on Fox
April 08, 2013
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Is The Mountain West Overrated?
As the second day of the NCAA Tournament tips off, one of the main stories of the first day was another bad showing from the Mountain West Conference. Colorado St. got by Missouri, but No. 3 seeded New Mexico, a Final Four favorite for some, and No. 5 UNLV both lost yesterday. UNLV went ice cold from the field and lost to an under seeded Cal team, and New Mexico was dropped by...
Thirteen under-the-radar guys in NCAA tourney
While watching Tony Snell single-handedly dispose of UNLV in the Mountain West Conference tournament finals, the subsequent reaction, especially that of CBS announcer Reggie Miller, stood out.
In a one-point game against a Top-25-caliber opponent one that had already beaten the Lobos in the Thompson & Mack Center earlier in the yearthe junior swingman dropped 13 consecutive...
Via Fox Sports Tennessee
March 19, 2013
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13 under-the-radar players in NCAA tournament
While watching Tony Snell single-handedly dispose of UNLV in the Mountain West Conference tournament finals, the subsequent reaction, especially that of CBS announcer Reggie Miller, stood out.
In a one-point game against a top-25-caliber opponentone that had already beaten the Lobos in the Thompson & Mack Center earlier in the yearthe junior swingman dropped 13 consecutive points...
Via Fox Sports South
March 18, 2013
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No. 15 New Mexico 63, UNLV 56
Tony Snell scored 13 straight points for New Mexico during a second-half run as the No. 15 Lobos pulled away late Saturday to beat UNLV 63-56 and add the Mountain West tournament title to their regular season crown.
Snell carried New Mexico (29-5) down the stretch, making three 3-pointers and adding a pair of field goals as the Lobos took over in the last 8 minutes of the game to...
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March 16, 2013
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Lobos drop Aztecs in MWC semis
New Mexico's size and Tony Snell's shooting were too much for San Diego State.
Snell scored 17, including five 3-pointers, to lead No. 15 New Mexico past San Diego State 60-50 in the semifinal round of the Mountain West Conference tournament Friday night.
Top-seeded New Mexico will look for back-to-back tournament titles on Saturday against UNLV.
''I'm excited...
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March 16, 2013
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New Mexico Advances to MW Championship
New Mexico's size and Tony Snell's shooting were too much for San Diego State. Snell scored 17, including five 3-pointers, to lead No. 15 New Mexico past San Diego State 60-50 in the semifinal round of the Mountain West Conference tournament Friday night...
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March 16, 2013
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