Second-half surge carries Aggies past Mercyhurst
New Mexico State won 51-14 in its home opener, producing 553 total yards. The defense limited Mercyhurst to 29 yards after halftime as four different Aggies scored in the second half.
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New Mexico State won 51-14 in its home opener, producing 553 total yards. The defense limited Mercyhurst to 29 yards after halftime as four different Aggies scored in the second half.
The home-opener guide covers public parking, tailgating areas, concessions, and entry information. It also introduces new grab-and-go concession stations at Aggie Memorial Stadium.
New Mexico State released a 13-game nonconference schedule featuring five home games. San Diego opens the season in Las Cruces on November 2, and the first road trip renews the UTEP rivalry outside conference play.
Trey Hedden, Gabe Peterson, Ma'Kyi Lee, and Carson Su'esu'e received conference weekly awards following the Florida State game. The selections recognize contributions at quarterback, defensive end, offensive line, and tight end.
New Mexico State added fifth-year forward Stephon Payne after his season at Seton Hall. Payne started every game for the Pirates and led the team in rebounding, following earlier college stops at Jacksonville and Incarnate Word.
New Mexico State received the NABC Team Academic Excellence Award for its classroom performance. Julius Mims, Chris Terrell, Christian Villegas and Cyr Malonga also earned individual Honors Court recognition for the 2025-26 academic year.
New Mexico State begins conference play by hosting FIU on December 31 and Missouri State on January 2. The league’s ten-team alignment brings home-and-away games against each opponent for the Aggies’ fourth CUSA season.
New Mexico State opens conference play at FIU and Missouri State in early January. Western Kentucky and Middle Tennessee then visit the Pan American Center for the first home league games under Adeniyi Amadou.
New Mexico State announced its initial roster under Adeniyi Amadou, combining returner Emma Christiano with incoming freshmen and Division I transfers. The release introduces players arriving from programs including Texas A&M, South Florida, Seattle U and Rhode Island.