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SportsWednesday, November 11

No. 23 New Mexico hosts UNLV at University Stadium on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.

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If you're headed to Saturday, here's the setup. No. 23 New Mexico is 8-1 and 5-0 in Mountain West play after a 31-3 win over Nevada. UNLV is 5-4 and 3-2, coming off a 41-35 loss to Wyoming, and the Lobos have won 11 consecutive games at the stadium.

New Mexico has the better record going into Saturday

New MexicoMeasureUNLV
8Overall wins5
1Overall losses4
5Mountain West wins3

The Lobos' ground game averages 213 yards per game, 15th in the nation, and Scottre Humphrey has 13 rushing touchdowns, tied for seventh. UNLV's rushing defense ranks 131st.

UNM's ground game faces a UNLV run defense ranked 131st

213 yards
per game for UNM's ground attack, 15th in the nation
13
rushing touchdowns for Scottre Humphrey, tied for seventh
207 yards
per game allowed by UNLV's rushing defense
131st
where UNLV's rushing defense ranks nationally

Source: KOB 4

“I like our D-line against most everybody. I think they have a pretty good O-line. But I think our D-line is a handful.”

Jason Eck, UNM head coach
  • Kickoff: Sat., Nov. 14, at 5:30 p.m.
  • TV: The CW
  • Radio: Lobo Radio Network, 770 AM/96.3 FM
  • Line: UNM a 14-point favorite, per DraftKings

Sources: KOB 4, abqjournal

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