New Mexico State Aggies NCAA Football News

New Mexico State University Athletics Director McKinley Boston announced Tuesday that running back Marquell Colston will be permanently dismissed from the Aggie football team.

Ohio State kicker Aaron Pettrey will have surgery Tuesday to repair a torn medial collateral ligament, or MCL, in his right knee and could miss the remainder of the regular season.

The Whitworth women earned their first Northwest Conference title, scoring 37 points at the 6,000-meter course at McIver State Park in Estacada, Ore.

Kyle Derham caught a 6-yard touchdown pass from Kyle Olson in overtime and Penn defeated Brown 14-7 on Saturday.

The Northeastern University football team has given the University of New Hampshire problems the last couple of years in large part because of running backs Murray and Broomfield, and today at Cowell Stadium, John Griffin will take his turn.

Chad Kackert ran for two touchdowns and 176 yards in New Hampshire's 48-21 win over Northeastern on Saturday.

New Mexico State didn't offer much of what No. 17 Ohio State will see the next three weeks.

He - s one of the most unique players in college football. And the New Mexico State Aggies will get a first-hand look at him on Saturday.

If he plays the way he did against Minnesota a week ago, he could be terrifying to the Aggies.

The New Mexico State Aggies will turn back to quarterback Jeff Fleming for today's game against Ohio State University.

DeWayne Walker may never rival Patrick Henry or John Paul Jones when it comes to stirring rallying cries.

Trevor Walls' senior season at Waverly High School had ended. He'd put up big numbers as the quarterback.

On paper, the matchup is lopsided. That might be an understatement. Either way, when the New Mexico State Aggies visit Ohio State University on Saturday, on paper, it looks to be one of the most one-sided affairs during the 2009 college football schedule.

The 17th-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes have been inconsistent this season, and they step outside of the Big Ten Conference this weekend to host the New Mexico State Aggies of the Western Athletic Conference.

No. 17 Ohio State finishes up their 2009 OOC schedule this week as they host the New Mexico State Aggies of the Western Athletic Conference.

They've been down and up, down and up like a yo-yo. Now we'll get to see if New Mexico State, down from its worst performance of the year, can get back up for homecoming against Fresno State on national television.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - What's brewing today with the 2009 Ohio State Buckeyes ... BUCKEYES BUZZ:@ Periscope knows: Ohio State fans feel their team is unappreciated at times.

No offense meant no win for the New Mexico State Aggies on Saturday night. The Aggies gained just 45 yards passing on the evening and lost to Fresno State 34-3 on homecoming weekend at NMSU.

New Mexico State's run defense is 113th in the nation, allowing 220.7 yards per game.

The New Mexico State Aggies have faced some talented running backs this season. Idaho's DeMaundray Woolridge, Utah State's Robert Turbin and Louisiana Tech's Daniel Porter have all provided stiff challenges to the NMSU defense.