First National Ranking
New Mexico earned its first national ranking this week at No. 22. Head coach Jason Eck leads the Lobos, with Spence Nowinsky coordinating a defense that has been central to their season.
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| Date | Game | Result | Spread | ATS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 11/6 | at Nevada Wolf Pack | W 31-3 | −10.5 | Covered |
| Sat 10/31 | at San Jose State Spartans | W 21-16 | −14.5 | Missed |
| Sat 10/24 | vs North Dakota State Bison | W 21-16 | −4 | Covered |
| Sat 10/17 | at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors | W 21-10 | −14.5 | Missed |
| Sat 10/3 | vs UTEP Miners | W 61-7 | −23.5 | Covered |
Spread is the Lobos’ closing number. ATS is against the spread at the closing number.
Written Fri Nov 6, before the Pack game. These notes describe that game, including its injuries and projected starters.
Written Fri Nov 6, before the Pack game.
New Mexico visits Nevada at 6-1 and ranked No. 22. The Lobos are 3-0 at home and 3-1 on the road. Their wins over North Dakota State and San Jose State both finished 21-16. Jason Eck leads New Mexico, with Spence Nowinsky coordinating the defense.
The defense has been central to the season. Austin Brawley returned an interception for the winning touchdown against North Dakota State. He also intercepted San Jose State in the end zone to stop its final possession.
The offense has lost center Kaden Robnett for the season. Malik Aliane is projected at center, with Cole Millward at left guard and Jaymar Tasi at right guard. Toa Fa’avae is projected at quarterback, with Luke Moga behind him. James Laubstein is out for the season after a lower-leg injury, while Jack Layne has been listed out with an elbow injury.
Kiefer Sibley and Scottre Humphrey have shared the backfield. Sibley rushed for 102 yards at San Jose State, where Humphrey scored twice. The latest projected lineup lists Sibley first at running back and Miles Williams among the starting receivers. A final official availability list for either team could not be confirmed, so older injury listings may not reflect tonight’s status.
New Mexico is 6-1, with a 3-0 home record and a 3-1 road record. The Lobos have won six games, including 61-7 against UTEP and 21-16 at San Jose State. Their only loss was 14-6 at Oklahoma. They are ranked No. 22 this week.
New Mexico earned its first national ranking this week at No. 22. Head coach Jason Eck leads the Lobos, with Spence Nowinsky coordinating a defense that has been central to their season.
The defense allowed 16 points in the win at San Jose State, and Austin Brawley’s end-zone interception stopped the Spartans’ final possession.
Quarterback James Laubstein is out for the season after a lower-leg injury, and Jack Layne has been listed out with an elbow injury. Center Kaden Robnett is also out for the season; Malik Aliane is projected at center against Nevada.
Scottre Humphrey and Kiefer Sibley have both featured in the backfield. The latest projected lineup lists Sibley first at running back, while Miles Williams is listed among the starting receivers.
Injury report as of : 12 Lobos and 8 Pack on the report.
Written by the WagerBird research team from our own results, line captures and graded picks. Updated . How we grade →
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