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Bowl-eligible New Mexico State drubs Valparaiso - Vimarsana News

Bowl-eligible New Mexico State drubs Valparaiso

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) — Diego Pavia threw a career-high four touchdown passes, all in the first half, and New Mexico State celebrated bowl-eligibility with a 65-3 rout of Valparaiso on Saturday. Pavia's TD throws were 50 yards to Jonathan Brady, 69 yards to Justice Powers, 70 yards to Kordell David, and 72 yards to Bryce Childress.

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Aggies celebrate bowl eligibility by drubbing Valparaiso - Vimarsana News

Aggies celebrate bowl eligibility by drubbing Valparaiso

New Mexico State's Star Thomas runs through a huge hole during the Aggies' 65-3 win over FCS program Valparaiso on Saturday at Aggie Memorial Stadium in Las Cruces. (NMSU photo)

Aggies need offense to finish drives vs. 4-touchdown favorite San Jose State - Vimarsana News

Aggies need offense to finish drives vs. 4-touchdown favorite San Jose State

A sibling quarterback subplot is not out of the question for Saturday night's New Mexico State-San Jose State football matchup. Aggies backup QB Weston Eget ...

All of a sudden, Aggies have options at QB - Vimarsana News

All of a sudden, Aggies have options at QB

New Mexico State University's quarterback prospects have improved dramatically over the course of a ...

'No patting ourselves on the back': FCS newcomer Dixie State falls on final-minute touchdown at FBS New Mexico State - Vimarsana News

'No patting ourselves on the back': FCS newcomer Dixie State falls on final-minute touchdown at FBS New Mexico State

SALT LAKE CITY — On paper, Dixie State shouldn't be competitive with any team in the Football Bowl Subdivision. A newcomer to the Football Championship Subdivision a year removed from their last season in Division II, the Trailblazers' 63 full scholarships haven't even seen the ink dry on all of them by the start of the truncated spring season. Compare it to the 85 scholarship limit of any FBS team, and its easy to see why any bigger school — even New Mexico State, the Trailblazers' opponent Sunday — would have an advantage. It's the reason why, while they do happen, upsets between the ...

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