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In the second half, they did a good job of making it difficult for us to score the ball." There is plenty of video out on all of the teams, and you have to give them credit. "We constantly are holding the ball, and the defense continues to reset and then guys have to make one-on-one plays. We are struggling at times with ball movement," Heiar said. "We are struggling to score in the paint versus contact. It's something I and we have to figure out." It's like here, this is unchartered territory for this university, men's basketball, our fans, our community. I said to a group of friends that if we lost this third game, I will walk to and from work for the next three days. "At Wichita State in 2012, we lost three conference games in a row. "This is unchartered territory for me," Heiar said. The New Mexico State men's basketball team is suffering the longest losing streak since the 2010-11 season, when the Aggies lost seven straight early in the season.

State is 0-6 in conference play for the first time since the 1954-55 season under Presley Askew when the Aggies started 0-9 in the Border Conference, and it's the first five-game conference losing streak since 2004-05 when the Aggies lost 10 straight in the Sun Belt. New Mexico State is the only winless team in WAC play, at 0-6 on the season. We are going to go back to work, continue to work and work until we get this thing fixed."

"I'm sick for Aggie Nation because I know what this place is about. "You should play with more energy, more vigor, more grit. "To lose at home is flat-out unacceptable, and we have lost four in a row," said Aggies coach Greg Heiar, whose team is 7-11 overall this season. The Aggies lost 66-55 on Saturday to UT Arlingtonton at the Pan American Center in a game between two teams searching for their first conference win. LAS CRUCES − The New Mexico State men's basketball team finds itself in foreign territory − dead last in the Western Athletic Conference. View Gallery: NMSU falls to UT Arlington 66-55