New Mexico Lobos players are facing decisions on whether to follow their head coach Bronco Mendenhall and offensive coordinator Jason Beck to Utah State or Utah, respectively, after their recent hirings. Star players like quarterback Devon Dampier, running back Eli Sanders, and receiver Luke Wysong have entered the transfer portal, looking for potential opportunities at Power Four schools. Dampier, who had an exceptional season, may be a hot commodity despite his smaller size. Sanders, a junior with impressive rushing stats, could return to the Big 12 or join the coaching staff at Utah. Wysong, who excelled as a receiver and returner, may also consider following Beck to Utah to pursue his potential. The decisions of these key players to either stay or move to new programs could have a significant impact on the future of the Lobos football team. Additionally, other New Mexico players have also entered the portal, creating a shifting landscape as college football players navigate opportunities created by the transfer portal system. The recruitment of these talented athletes by various programs highlights the competitive nature of the transfer process in modern college football. Fans and analysts are eagerly watching to see where these players will ultimately land and how their choices will shape the future of their careers.
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Is it possible for New Mexico football players to transfer to Utah or USU? – Deseret News
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