The University of New Mexico football team secured a crucial 21-16 victory over SDSU, allowing them to stay in the running for a bowl game. The offense performed well, accumulating 475 total yards of offense and 300 rushing yards. Despite allowing 341 total yards on defense, the Lobos were able to limit SDSU to 16 points. Quarterback Devon Dampier had a solid performance, throwing for 175 yards and a touchdown, as well as adding 127 rushing yards. Running back Eli Sanders rushed for 173 yards and two touchdowns, while Ryan Davis led the team in receiving with 47 yards and a touchdown. The win brought UNM’s record to 4-6, and they are now preparing to face Washington State in a home game on November 16.
The victory was an important one for the Lobos, who are still in contention for a postseason bowl game. With a strong offensive performance and a solid effort on defense, the team was able to secure the win and improve their record. Fans can catch the next game against Washington State on November 16 at 7:30 p.m. For more news and updates, visit KRQE NEWS 13 for breaking news, weather, sports, and streaming video.
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