New Mexico Lobos Football

New Mexico Lobos Football

2024-25 REGULAR SEASON
241.8 PYPG
237.9 RYPG
33.4 PPG
479.7 TotY/G

Team Information

Ground University Stadium
City Albuquerque, New Mexico
Conference Mountain West,
Nickname Lobos

2024 Regular Season Leaders

All Stats
Passing Yards
2418
Rushing Yards
858
835
277
N Rogers
251
Receiving Yards

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About New Mexico Lobos Football

The New Mexico Lobos football team, representing the University of New Mexico, has a rich history dating back to its inaugural season in 1892. Under the guidance of Athletic Director Eddie Nunez and Head Coach Danny Gonzales, who is in his third season with a record of 7–20 (.259), the Lobos epitomize the spirit of New Mexico's athletic prowess. Their home games unfold at the iconic University Stadium, a venue with a capacity of 39,224, constructed in 1960.

Competing in the Mountain West Conference, the Lobos proudly wear the colors cherry and silver. Over the years, they have clinched four conference titles and produced three Consensus All-Americans, showcasing a tradition of excellence on the football field. The team's historic journey is mirrored in their all-time record of 495–633–31 (.440) and a bowl record of 4–8–1 (.346).

Embracing rivalries with New Mexico State and Arizona, the Lobos infuse each game with a fervent competitive spirit. Their commitment to success and the vibrant cherry and silver hues define the essence of New Mexico Lobos football, leaving an indelible mark on collegiate athletics.

Name of TeamNew Mexico Lobos Football
First season1892
Athletic directorEddie Nunez
Head coachDanny Gonzales
StadiumUniversity Stadium
LocationAlbuquerque, New Mexico
ConferenceMountain West
DivisionMountain
Field surfaceTurf
Conference titles4
Division titles2
Fight SongHail to thee
MascotLobo Louie
RivalriesNew Mexico State, Arizona
Consensus All-Americans3

New Mexico Lobos Football History

The New Mexico Lobos football program, tracing its roots back to 1892, has experienced a diverse coaching lineage and a rollercoaster of successes and challenges. Early mentors like Ralph Hutchinson and Roy Johnson laid the foundation, and under Ted Shipkey, the Lobos saw notable records from 1937 to 1941. Willis Barnes led the team through the 1940s, achieving a Sun Bowl victory in 1945. Marv Levy, head coach from 1953 to 1956, embraced a defensive strategy that earned the Lobos recognition.

In the 1960s, Bill Weeks orchestrated unprecedented success with three conference championships. Rudy Feldman and Bill Mondt maintained the program's competitiveness in the following years. Notably, Joe Morrison's tenure in the early '80s showcased a stellar 10–1 season. Rocky Long, from 1998 to 2008, elevated the Lobos with three consecutive bowl appearances, including a historic 2007 New Mexico Bowl victory.

Subsequent coaches like Mike Locksley and Bob Davie faced varying degrees of challenge and success, with Davie leading the Lobos to their first bowl appearance in six years in 2015. The current era, under Danny Gonzales since 2020, holds promise for the Lobos as they navigate the ever-evolving landscape of college football.

New Mexico Lobos Football Coach

Danny Gonzales took over as the head coach of the New Mexico Lobos in 2020. As a former Lobo player and Arizona State defensive coordinator, Gonzales brings a combination of local familiarity and coaching experience to the program. With a fresh perspective and a commitment to building a competitive team, Gonzales aims to navigate the challenges of college football and lead the Lobos to a new era of success. The ongoing coaching tenure reflects a strategic approach to the game and a vision for the future of New Mexico football.

No.CoachYears
1.No coach1892–1893
2.W. A. Zimmer1894
3.No team1895–1898
4.No coach1899
5.No team1900
6.Joe Napier1901
7.No team1902
8.Walter McEwan1903–1904
9.Martin F. Angell1905–1907
10.Hermon H. Conwell1908
11.Sam P. McBirney1909
12.Carl Hamilton1910
13.Ralph Hutchinson1911–1916
14.Frank E. Wood1917
15.No team1918
16.John F. McGough1919
17.Roy W. Johnson1920–1930
18.Chuck Riley1931–1933
19.Gwinn Henry1934–1936
20.Ted Shipkey1937–1941
21.Willis Barnes1942–1946
22.Berl Huffman1947–1949
23.Dudley DeGroot1950–1952
24.Bob Titchenal1953–1955
25.Dick Clausen1956–1957
26.Marv Levy1958–1959
27.Bill Weeks1960–1967
28.Rudy Feldman1968–1973
29.Bill Mondt1974–1979
30.Joe Morrison1980–1982
31.Joe Lee Dunn1983–1986
32.Mike Sheppard1987–1991
33.Dennis Franchione1992–1997
34.Rocky Long1998–2008
35.Mike Locksley2009–2011
36.George Barlow #2011
37.Bob Davie2012–2019
38.Danny Gonzales2020–present

New Mexico Lobos Football Stadium: University Stadium

University Stadium, formerly known as Dreamstyle Stadium from 2017 to 2020, stands as the outdoor football haven on the south campus of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. The home turf for the New Mexico Lobos football team, it has witnessed the team's gridiron endeavors since its opening in September 1960. Boasting a seating capacity of 39,224, the stadium underwent a notable transformation in 2012 when it transitioned from a natural grass surface to FieldTurf, now named "Turner & Margaret Branch Field."

The stadium's inception in 1960 marked a shift from the previous venue, Zimmerman Field, necessitated by the university's post-World War II expansion. Constructed off the main campus, it addressed the need for a more substantial sports facility and allowed space for academic facilities. Over the years, the stadium underwent expansions, including a press box with suites in 1976 and the L.F. "Tow" Diehm Athletic Facility in 1995.

In 2017, naming rights were secured by Turner and Margaret Branch, alumni and benefactors. Subsequently, a $10 million agreement with Dreamstyle Remodeling led to a temporary rebranding, which reverted to University Stadium in 2020. Future plans include further expansions, envisioning a seating capacity surpassing 43,000 spectators and improved player facilities.

New Mexico Lobos Football Rivals

New Mexico's gridiron rivalries are steeped in history and fierce competition. Chief among them is the Rio Grande Rivalry against in-state adversary New Mexico State Aggies, dating back to January 1, 1894, predating New Mexico's statehood. Initially competitive, the series tilted in favor of the Lobos, holding a commanding 72–33–5 advantage. The annual clash, known for the Maloof Trophy until 2000, witnessed memorable encounters, including the Lobos' 55–52 triumph on September 21, 2019.

Another significant rivalry unfolds in the Arizona–New Mexico football showdown, an annual spectacle from 1938 to 1990. The stakes were high as the victor claimed possession of the Kit Carson Rifle, a Springfield Model 1866 rumored to be linked to frontier scout Kit Carson. Scores etched on the rifle's stock documented the rivalry's intensity. However, concerns about its historical implications led to its retirement before the 1997. While the teams shifted to intermittent matchups post-1990, the legacy of these rivalries endures, reflecting the passion and competition ingrained in New Mexico football.

New Mexico Lobos Football Record and Stats

Championship Conferences

The New Mexico Lobos football program boasts a storied history marked by triumphs in three distinct conferences. In 1938, under Coach Ted Shipkey, the Lobos clinched the Border Conference championship with an impressive 8–3 overall record. The Western Athletic Conference witnessed the Lobos' dominance in the early '60s, with Coach Bill Weeks securing titles in 1962 (7–2–1) and co-championing in 1964 (9–2). The program continued its success in the Mountain West Conference, contributing to a legacy of four conference championships.

Division Championships

The Lobos' prowess extends to divisional conquests, claiming the WAC - Mountain Division in 1997 under Coach Dennis Franchione, despite a challenging matchup against Colorado State. In 2016, the Mountain West - Mountain Division title eluded them, narrowly losing the tiebreaker to Wyoming.

Conference Championship Game Appearances

While the Lobos have clinched conference championships, their journey to conference championship game appearances is marked by competitive seasons. These achievements, coupled with their rich history, showcase the New Mexico Lobos' resilience and prowess on the college football stage.

New Mexico Lobos Football Roaster

#PlayerPositionHeightWeightClassHometownPrevious School
0Reggie AklesCornerback6'1"190 lbsRedshirt SophomorePortland, Ore.Independence CC
0PJ Johnson IIIWide Receiver5'10"180 lbsRedshirt SophomoreLake Charles, La.Lake Charles College Prep
1Chris BellamyWide Receiver6'2"200 lbsSeniorDallas, TexasCoffeyville CC
1Devlin KirklinSafety6'1"205 lbsRedshirt SeniorLexington, Miss.Holmes County HS Holmes CC
2Ta'ir BrooksWide Receiver6'4"200 lbsRedshirt JuniorOakland, Calif.McClymonds HS Laney College
2Malachi McLeanSafety5'11"185 lbsSophomoreManvel, TexasManvel HS
3Jamoni JonesRunning Back6'2"225 lbsJuniorTulsa, Okla.Memorial HS Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
3Dion Wilson Jr.Defensive Tackle6'5"300 lbsJuniorPerris, Calif.Orange Vista HS Arizona
4BJ ScularkCornerback5'11"185 lbsRedshirt SeniorTemple, TexasTemple HS
4Star ThomasRunning Back6'0"225 lbsJuniorHomer, La.Homer HS Coffeyville CC
5Bryce ChildressWide Receiver5'10"190 lbsRedshirt JuniorSt. Louis, Mo.Trinity Catholic HS Coffeyville CC
5J.J. DervilSafety6'3"190 lbsJuniorNaples, Fla.Lely HS
6Jonathan BradyWide Receiver5'11"190 lbsSophomoreLas Vegas, Nev.Bishop Gorman
7Keonte GlintonCornerback5'11"190 lbsRedshirt JuniorBakersfield, Calif.Bakersfield Christian HS Wyoming
7Eli StowersQuarterback6'4"225 lbsRedshirt SophomoreDenton, TexasDenton Guyer Texas A&M
8Andre SeldonCornerback5'9"190 lbsRedshirt SophomoreBelleville, Mich.Belleville HS Michigan
8Monte WatkinsRunning Back5'11"195 lbsRedshirt SophomoreLaplace, La.Klein Forest HS TCU
9Blaze BerlowitzQuarterback6'3"200 lbsFreshmanCushing, Okla.Cushing HS
9Denver WarrenDefensive Tackle6'2"300 lbsRedshirt SophomoreChicago, Ill.St. Thomas More School Independence CC
10Gabriel IniguezDefensive Tackle6'2"290 lbsRedshirt SophomorePittsburg, Calif.Pttsburg HS City College of San Francisco
10Diego PaviaQuarterback6'0"200 lbsJuniorAlbuquerque, N.M.Volcano Vista HS New Mexico Military Institute
11Kordell DavidWide Receiver6'3"205 lbsRedshirt JuniorWinnie, TexasEast Chambers HS Trinity Valley CC
11Dylan EarlySafety6'0"190 lbsJuniorHouston, TexasDekaney HS
12Colt ManginoSafety6'0"170 lbsFreshmanAlbuquerque, N.M.La Cueva HS
12Jordan SmithWide Receiver6'1"190 lbsJuniorSlidell, La.Slidell HS Fullerton College
13Myles "Ghost" RowserSafety6'1"190 lbsSophomoreDetroit, Mich.Belleville HS Campbell
13Gavin FrakesQuarterback6'4"220 lbsSophomoreNorman, Okla.Norman North HS
14Sone AupiuInside Linebacker6'1"225 lbsRedshirt FreshmanLong Beach, Calif.Saint Anthony HS
14Trent HudsonWide Receiver6'3"180 lbsJuniorKilleen, TexasShoemaker HS Trinity Valley JC
15Torren UnionSafety6'2"195 lbsRedshirt JuniorMesa, Ariz.Marcos de Niza HS South Dakota State
16Larenzo McMillanRunning Back5'10"195 lbsRedshirt SophomoreSan Bernardino, Calif.Cajon HS
16Gabe PetersonOutside Linebacker6'2"250 lbsSophomoreOverland Park, Kan.Blue Valley Northwest HS
17Tayden BarnesSafety5'10"185 lbsFreshmanAmarillo, TexasTascosa HS
17Donovan FaupelWide Receiver6'2"195 lbsFreshmanCorona, Calif.Corona Centennial HS
18Jordin ParkerWide Receiver5'9"170 lbsRedshirt JuniorChandler, Ariz.Basha HS Gila River JC
18Amari PouncyOutside Linebacker6'3"240 lbsRedshirt SophomorePerris, Calif.Village Christian HS
19Ron TiavaasueTight End6'4"275 lbsRedshirt SeniorAuckland, New ZealandAkid Secondary Missouri State / Utah State
19Jeremiah VesselSafety5'11"190 lbsFreshmanBaton Rouge, La.Bishop Gorman HS
20Tim GansRunning Back5'10"195 lbsRedshirt SophomoreMissouri City, TexasDulles HS
20Mehki MillerSafety6'1"200 lbsRedshirt JuniorPark Forest, Ill.Rich Central HS Miami (Ohio)
21Isaiah AbeytaWide Receiver6'0"170 lbsFreshmanLas Cruces, N.M.Centennial HS
21Jayvhion GipsonInside Linebacker6'2"210 lbsRedshirt SophomoreHouston, TexasLangham Creek HS TCU
22Josiah CharlesCornerback5'11"170 lbsFreshmanArlington, TexasArlington Martin HS
22Makhilyn YoungRunning Back5'10"195 lbsRedshirt FreshmanMidland, TexasMidland Legacy HS
23Jeff DavisonQuarterback6'1"195 lbsRedshirt SophomoreRio Rancho, N.M.Cleveland HS
23Naeten MitchellCornerback5'11"175 lbsFreshmanTemple, TexasTemple HS
24Noah TriplettRunning Back5'9"190 lbsFreshmanLittleton, Colo.Dakota Ridge HS
24Jordan VincentSafety5'11"190 lbsJuniorChicago, Ill.Stevenson HS Eastern Illinois
25Jayden BellWide Receiver5'9"170 lbsFreshmanMuskogee, Okla.Muskogee HS
25Jaxon HeilInside Linebacker5'10"200 lbsSophomoreDenver, Colo.Mullen HS
26Jaden ThomasWide Receiver5'8"175 lbsFreshmanWindsor, Colo.Windsor HS
26Sterling WebbSophomoreSt. Louis, Mo.Westminster Christian AcademyQuarterback5'11"190 lbs
28Paul CieremansFreshmanLos Lunas, N.M.Los Lunas HSDefensive End6'3"230 lbs
28Jaden RobinsonRedshirt FreshmanDallas, TexasEpiscopal School of DallasCornerback5'11"180 lbs
29Rashad McKinleyRedshirt FreshmanSt. Paul, Minn.Hill Murray SchoolWide Receiver5'11"175 lbs
29Kaden TrevinoFreshmanHobbs, N.M.Hobbs HSRunning Back6'0"195 lbs
30Dailan GoodmanFreshmanTucson, Ariz.Salpointe CatholicRandy Robinson5'11"185 lbs
30Randy RobinsonRedshirt SeniorPhiladelphia, Pa.Chandler HS Garden City CCElijah Thomas6'1"190 lbs
31Elijah ThomasFreshmanSt. Louis, Mo.De Smet Jesuit HSSiddeeq Shabazz5'10"180 lbs
32Siddeeq ShabazzFreshmanLas Cruces, N.M.Las Cruces HSDavid Barela5'11"190 lbs
34David BarelaFreshmanLas Cruces, N.M.Las Cruces HSPierce Humpich6'3"220 lbs
34Pierce HumpichRedshirt FreshmanLouisville, Ky.Eastern HSFreddy Joya5'9"
35Freddy JoyaFreshmanLewisville, TexasLewisville HSTyler Martinez6'2"225 lbs
35Tyler MartinezSophomoreAlbuquerque, N.M.Volcano Vista HS New Mexico Military InstituteAngel Muñoz5'11"185 lbs
36Angel MuñozFreshmanEl Paso, TexasRiverside HSEthan Singleton5'11"180 lbs
36Ethan SingletonRedshirt SophomoreOrlando, Fla.Ocoee HSIsaiah Rudison5'11"220 lbs
37Isaiah RudisonRedshirt FreshmanEl Paso, TexasEl Dorado HSIsaac Gallegos5'11"180 lbs
39Isaac GallegosRedshirt SophomoreNorth Hollywood, Calif.Chaminade College Preparatory HSBuddha Peleti6'2"250 lbs
40Buddha PeletiSophomoreAdelanto, Calif.Oak Hills HSIshmael Aceves6'1"220 lbs
41Ishmael AcevesFreshmanDenver, Colo.Mullen HSNoah Arinze6'6"247 lbs
42Noah ArinzeRedshirt SophomoreKirkwood, Mo.Webster Groves HS OklahomaJustin Stinson6'3"215 lbs
43Justin StinsonRedshirt SophomoreChandler, Ariz.Valley ChristianKeyshaun Elliott6'3"225 lbs
44Keyshaun ElliottSophomoreRichmond, Mo.Richmond HSQuincy Davis6'2"225 lbs
45Quincy DavisFreshmanLas Vegas, Nev.Bishop Gorman HSDemetrius Warren Jr.6'0"225 lbs
46Demetrius Warren Jr.Redshirt JuniorChicago, Ill.Chandler HS Gila River JCJalen Brown6'2"225 lbs
47Jalen BrownFreshmanChicago, Ill.Glenbard South HSAdam Parks6'4"250 lbs
48Adam ParksFreshmanKansas City, Kan.Blue Valley North HSCooper Sheehan6'4"300 lbs
50Cooper SheehanRedshirt FreshmanOdessa, TexasPermian HSHudson Voggesser6'3"200 lbs
50Hudson VoggesserFreshmanFort Collins, Colo.Loveland HSR.J. Chakolis5'10"225 lbs
51R.J. ChakolisRedshirt FreshmanMinneapolis, Minn.Hopkins HSAJ Vaipulu6'2"295 lbs
51AJ VaipuluSophomoreRiverside, Calif.Centennial HSZyier Thornton6'3"255 lbs
52Zyier ThorntonJuniorLos Angeles, Calif.Lynwood HS Cerritos CollegeTobin Hackett6'3"230 lbs
53Tobin HackettRedshirt SophomoreDaytona Beach, Fla.Flagler Palm Coast HS Eastern Arizona CollegeIsaiah Mursalat6'4"320 lbs
54Isaiah MursalatRedshirt SeniorScottsdale, Ariz.Horizon HSShamarr Jackson6'3"290 lbs
55Shamarr JacksonRedshirt SophomoreLoris, S.C.Loris HS Iowa Western CCCanaan Yarro6'1"300 lbs
56Canaan YarroRedshirt JuniorProvo, UtahTimpview HS Southern UtahBryant Jackson6'2"230 lbs
57Bryant JacksonSeniorChandler, Ariz.Chandler HSSioeli Helu6'2"295 lbs
58Sioeli HeluRedshirt SophomoreSan Mateo, Calif.Junipero SerraDeven Dyer6'2"285 lbs
59Deven DyerRedshirt FreshmanAlbuquerque, N.M.La Cueva HSQuintin Fowler6'3"300 lbs
60Quintin FowlerJuniorKiln, Miss.Hancock HS Jones CollegeBJ Tolo6'2"310 lbs
61BJ ToloFreshmanSanta Ana, Calif.Mater Dei HSJack Gogue6'8"290 lbs
63Jack GogueFreshmanKansas City, Mo.Richmond HSLogan MacGregor6'2"220 lbs
64Logan MacGregorRedshirt SophomoreGilbert, Ariz.HighlandAnthony LaFrance6'5"300 lbs
65Anthony LaFranceRedshirt JuniorChino, Calif.Ayala HS Riverside City CollegeLouie Canepa6'3"320 lbs
66Louie CanepaRedshirt FreshmanNapa, Calif.Vintage HSZachary Haber5'10"195 lbs
68Zachary HaberFreshmanDurango, Colo.Durango HSKaden Stanton6'5"315 lbs
70Kaden StantonFreshmanBeggs, Okla.Beggs HSShiyazh Pete6'8"320 lbs
71Shiyazh PeteRedshirt SophomoreMissoula, Mont.Shiprock HSJai Rodriquez6'6"295 lbs
72Jai RodriquezRedshirt FreshmanPhoenix, Ariz.Desert Vista HSGannon Lauer6'6"300 lbs
74Gannon LauerRedshirt FreshmanKoloa, Hawai'iSt. Louis SchoolKai Sevy6'4"300 lbs
76Kai SevyFreshmanSalt Lake City, UtahCorner Canyon HSJacob Golden6'5"305 lbs
77Jacob GoldenRedshirt JuniorPhoenix, Ariz.Peoria HS Boise StateCedric Claiborne6'4"300 lbs
78Cedric ClaiborneRedshirt JuniorHouston, TexasUTSA / Trinity Valley CCAllen Ortiz6'2"190 lbs
81Allen OrtizJuniorLakewood, Colo.Green Mountain HS Western New MexicoMiles McWhorter5'8"165 lbs
82Miles McWhorterSophomoreEl Paso, TexasFranklin HSJaylen Watkins5'8"170 lbs
83Jaylen WatkinsRedshirt FreshmanLaPlace, La.East St. John HSEthan Albertson6'2"225 lbs
84Ethan AlbertsonTE--Redshirt SeniorSan Diego, Calif.Mt. Carmel Grossmont College
85Thomaz WhitfordTight End6'4"250 lbsRedshirt SeniorNarragansett, R.I.Narragansett Monroe College
86Jerry LydiattTight End6'3"250 lbsFreshmanColorado Springs, Colo.Pine Creek HS
87Mason GrahamTight End6'5"245 lbsFreshmanAmarillo, TexasAmarillo HS
88Trevor StephensTight End6'3"235 lbsSophomoreLubbock, TexasCoronado HS
89Brad LingKicker6'0"-FreshmanSuffolk, United Kingdom
90Zach HaynesPunter6'1"195 lbsSeniorPotosi, Mo.Potosi HS Southeast Missouri
91Charlie EberleLong Snapper5'11"215 lbsJuniorCalifon, N.J.Voorhees HS Maine
92George EberlePunter5'11"190 lbsSeniorCalifon, N.J.Voorhees Coffeyville CC
93Tyriece ThomasDefensive Line6'2"285 lbsJuniorCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill Henderson State
94Marcus BuckleyKicker6'0"225 lbsGraduate StudentWeatherford, TexasWeatherford
95Jorge FigueroaDefensive Tackle6'4"280 lbsJuniorLas Cruces, N.M.Las Cruces HS Southeast Missouri/Santa Barbara City College
95Gabe JonesDefensive Tackle6'3"300 lbsFreshmanDallas, TexasWT White HS
96Garrett BishopKicker6'3"175 lbsJuniorArvada, Colo.Pomona
97Carson ZilmerDefensive Line6'2"300 lbsRedshirt SophomoreMesa, Ariz.Chandler Preparatory Academy
98Izaiah ReedOutside Linebacker6'6"275 lbsSeniorElizabethtown, Ky.John Hardin HS Murray State
99Nikhil Webb Walker---SophomoreTrelawny, JamaicaIpswich High School

New Mexico Lobos Football Schedule

DateTimeOpponentLocationResultTVRadio
Aug 265:00 PM MTUMassLas Cruces, N.M. Aggie Memorial StadiumL 30-41ESPN Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ/Varsity App99.5 FM KXPZ
Sep 27:00 PM MTWestern IllinoisLas Cruces, N.M. Aggie Memorial StadiumW 58-21ESPN+ Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Sep 94:00 PM MTLiberty (CUSA)Lynchburg, Va. Williams StadiumL 17-33ESPN+ Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Sep 166:00 PM MTNew MexicoAlbuquerque, N.M. University StadiumW 27-17Mountain West Network Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Sep 2310:00 PM MTHawai'iHonolulu, Hawai'i Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics ComplexL 17-20Spectrum Sports PPV Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Oct 47:00 PM MTFIU (CUSA)Las Cruces, N.M. Aggie Memorial StadiumW 34-17CBS Sports Network Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Oct 117:00 PM MTSam Houston (CUSA)Las Cruces, N.M. Aggie Memorial StadiumW 27-13CBS Sports Network Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Oct 187:00 PM MTUTEP (CUSA)El Paso, Texas Sun BowlW 28-7ESPN2 Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Oct 245:00 PM MTLouisiana Tech (CUSA)Ruston, La. Joe Aillet StadiumW 27-24CBS Sports Network Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Nov 44:00 PM MTMiddle Tennessee (CUSA)Las Cruces, N.M. Aggie Memorial StadiumW 13-7ESPN Platforms Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Nov 111:30 PM MTWestern Kentucky (CUSA)Bowling Green, Ky. Houchens Industries - L.T. Smith StadiumW 38-29ESPN Platforms Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Nov 182:00 PM MTAuburnAuburn, Ala. Jordan-Hare StadiumTBDSEC Network Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Nov 252:00 PM MTJacksonville State (CUSA)Las Cruces, N.M. Aggie Memorial StadiumTBDESPN Platforms Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ
Dec 15:00 PM MTLibertyLynchburg, VATBDCBS Sports Network Radio: 99.5 FM KXPZ99.5 FM KXPZ