New Mexico Lobos and Wyoming Cowboys Clash at Jonah Field in College Football Showdown

The New Mexico Lobos, with a 2-3 record, faced off against the Wyoming Cowboys, who held a 4-1 record. The game ended with the Lobos scoring 26 points to the Cowboys' 35.

In Laramie's Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium, the New Mexico Lobos showcased their offensive capabilities despite falling short against the Wyoming Cowboys. The Lobos accumulated a total of 417 yards during the game, with an impressive average gain of 6.2 yards per play from their 67 plays. Their rushing attack was particularly effective as they amassed 214 yards on the ground over just 30 attempts, averaging over seven yards per carry.

The passing game for the New Mexico team was also active throughout the contest. They completed nearly half of their passes for a total of three touchdowns and achieved an overall passer rating close to 119. However, they were intercepted once during their efforts to move downfield.

Special teams played a significant role in keeping the game competitive for New Mexico. Their punting unit managed an average net yardage close to fifty across four attempts while successfully placing one punt inside Wyoming's twenty-yard line. Furthermore, field goal kicking was flawless as they converted both attempted field goals with one being from beyond thirty-nine yards out.

Penalties seemed to be an area where discipline waned for both sides; however, it was particularly notable that New Mexico incurred ten penalties amounting to ninety penalty yards throughout this encounter.

Looking ahead after this hard-fought battle on foreign turf, fans can anticipate seeing more action from their team when they return home to face San Jose State Spartans at University Stadium (NM) in Albuquerque on October 14th at approximately five PM Mountain Time (MT). This upcoming event will be broadcasted on MW Network for supporters unable or preferring not to attend in person.