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Lobos rout Aggies 42-18, earn 76th win all-time in Rio Grande Rivalry (opens the original)
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The chili roaster will stay in Albuquerque. New Mexico renewed their state bragging rights after running over the New Mexico State Aggies 42-18, behind — you guessed it — another dominant defensive performance, paired behind the legs of running backs Scottre Humphrey and Kiefer Sibley. Saturday’s victory earned New Mexico their 76th all-time win over the Aggies in the Rio Grande Rivalry, while quarterback Toa Fa’avae earned himself the title of QB1 after the signal-caller took all but five offen
Lobos look to renew state bragging rights against Aggies (opens the original)
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The New Mexico Lobos and New Mexico State Aggies will clash at Aggie Memorial Stadium for the annual Rio Grande Rivalry game on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 1:30 p.m. The Lobos will look to earn their third-straight win — their 76th all-time — over the Aggies in the 116th matchup between the two historic programs. NMSU is coming off two weeks of rest after a Week 3 bye, while UNM is coming off an emotional defeat to nationally ranked Oklahoma. “These guys are gonna give us their best shot,” offensive
New Mexico’s daunting test against Oklahoma echoes last season’s matchups against Michigan and UCLA (opens the original)
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There’s something familiar about facing Power Four opponents in Week 3 for the New Mexico Lobos. A year ago, as 16-point underdogs, Head Coach Jason Eck and the Lobos marched into Pasadena, Calif. and stomped the UCLA Bruins 35-10 in Week 3. They took the state of New Mexico by storm and never looked back. Fast forward 372 days, and UNM is met with another Power Four conference opponent: The No. 24-ranked Oklahoma Sooners — On the road, in primetime, resembling last season’s match against the Br
Carson Walch brings NFL experience to deep Lobos WR corps (opens the original)
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Whether it was coaching Brandon Marshall in Chicago, Alshon Jeffery in Philadelphia or working alongside some of the NFL’s best offensive minds, New Mexico’s new wide receivers coach Carson Walch has spent more than two decades learning what it takes to play the position. “It was an invaluable experience in the Bears, Browns and Eagles organizations,” Walch said. Walch arrived as the University of New Mexico’s wide receivers coach in February, after spending five seasons with the Cleveland Brown
Day 14-15 Fall Camp report: Tasi, Robnett talk offensive line and run game; UNM’s new ‘star’ on defense (opens the original)
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The boys up front are playing as if they can move mountains. “I think we had a good mentality on Saturday,” center Kaden Robnett said. “We just turned it up — a switch was flipped.” New Mexico wrapped up their fourteenth and fifteenth days of fall camp last weekend as they inch closer to the season opener against Central Michigan at home on Sept. 5. Running back Kiefer Sibley’s strong performance during last week’s scrimmage appears to have had a trickle-down effect on the run game as of late. R
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