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Jerry Kill turned around college football programs at Southern Illinois, Northern Illinois, and Minnesota. Can he do the same thing at NMSU?

NMSU football brings a team of mostly unknowns into their annual rivalry game with UTEP tomorrow night, since only two starters remain from their last meeting.

The 98th Battle of I-10 for the Silver Spade and Brass Spittoon between UTEP and New Mexico State will kick off the 2021 football season on Saturday, Aug. 28 at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

The 96th meeting of the Battle of I-10 between UTEP (0-3) and NMSU (0-4) will be a war for a first win between the two programs. The long-time rivals have both had shaky starts, each traveling two different roads to get here in week four...

The NMSU Aggies are currently 5-6 on the season, but the team has a chance to win its sixth game and qualify for the postseason if they defeat South Alabama.

Nearly 57 years after their Sun Bowl win against Utah State, NMSU could have their best shot to break the longest bowl drought in Division 1 history.

Tomorrow night at 6pm, New Mexico State will host UTEP in the 93rd Battle of I-10. The two schools first met on the football field in 1914, and the Miners have won 55 of the 92 games, including six straight victories over the Aggies. However, both teams are 0-2 after two weeks and this rivalry game could be a strong indicator of which direction these teams will head as they both prepare for confer

As we get ready for the Annual Battle of I-10 between UTEP and NMSU, both head coaches had a chance to meet the media and talk about Saturday's big game. Miners head coach Sean Kugler, who played for current UTEP Athletic Director Bob Stull before returning as an assistant coach, has fond memories of the rivalry...

Courtesy: NM State Athletics Media Relations Doug Martin Announces 2014 NM State Football Signing Class LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- New Mexico State head football coach Doug Martin announced the Aggies’ 2014 signing class Wednesday afternoon...

With DeWayne Walker's abrupt move to Jacksonville, NMSU Athletic Director, Dr. McKinley Boston, wasted little time finding his replacement.