New Mexico Lobos NCAA Football News

In light of the recent news swirling around Lobo football, many might wonder if it can get any worse for head coach Mike Locksley and the UNM football team.

The Horned Frogs are a legitimate top five team, Locksley said. "When you have the weapons that they have in all three phases of their team, they are very deserving of their ranking," he said.

They put on their pants one leg at a time, just like anyone else. Only, they usually proceed to pound the stuffing out of the guys in the different-colored leg wear.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Oct. 8 -- The University of New Mexico issued the following news release: On a chilly, if not semi-frozen, piece of tundra called Jonah Field, the University of New Mexico Lobos are hoping the earth will move along with the numbers' column on the UNM side of the scoreboard.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Oct. 7 -- The University of New Mexico issued the following news release: Lobo Carmen Messina has some payback to deal with this week.

Andy Dalton threw four touchdowns and added another score on the ground, as fourth-ranked TCU dominated New Mexico, 51-10, to finish a perfect regular season and all but assure itself a coveted BCS berth.The Horned Frogs , whose No.

New Mexico at 4-TCU When: 1 p.m. Records: New Mexico 1-10, 1-6 Mountain West; TCU 11-0, 7-0 Line: TCU by 44½ Series: TCU leads 7-3 Notes: If the Horned Frogs complete their first undefeated regular season since 1938, they will then wait to find out where - and not if - they will play in one of the big-money games.

The number of 600+ yard rushers on TCU . Andy Dalton has 477 rushing yards, which is more than any single rusher on New Mexico .

Considering the adversity-filled season under which the University of New Mexico football team has toiled, its players could be forgiven if their confidence in coach Mike Locksley has waned.

Two teams at opposite ends of the spectrum in the Mountain West Conference settle into Carter Stadium in Fort Worth this weekend, as the fourth-ranked TCU Horned Frogs continue to eye a spot in a BCS Bowl Game as they take on the New Mexico Lobos.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Donovan Porterie did it again. The senior quarterback drove his New Mexico football team downfield to kick a game-winning field goal to beat CSU for the third time in four years Saturday night at University Stadium.

John Mosure was determined to do everything he could Saturday to help his CSU football team snap its losing streak.

Lobo wide reciever Victor James hauls in a touchdown pass during the first quarter of a football game against the Colorado State Rams Seniors Ryan Cook and Joshua Taufalele embrace in the end zone after the win.

At this time a year ago, CSU's football team had its back to the wall, needing to win its final two games to get to 6-6 and qualify for a bowl game.

An NFL legend signs on to mentor University of New Mexico's head football coach.

PLAY OF THE GAME With 3 minutes remaining, BYU leading by five, New Mexico had first-and-10 at the Cougar 48 when the BYU defensive lineman sacked Lobo QB Donovan Porterie for a 7-yard loss.

The New Mexico Lobos kicking game left 10 points on the field Saturday and perhaps their first win as well.

In the last four weeks, how many times has ESPN's College Game Day crew done its show from a Mountain West Conference campus? Well, I guess it's pointless to call it trivia.

Max Hall threw touchdown passes to Andrew George and Luke Ashworth to lead No. 22 BYU past New Mexico 24-19 on Saturday.

Winless New Mexico is giving No. 22 BYU all it wants at University Stadium this afternoon.