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New Mexico State vs. Opponents


New Mexico State Aggies
New Mexico State University
 Las Cruces, NM
Founded: 1888
Stadium: Aggie Memorial Stadium
Capacity: 30,343
Colors: Crimson & White
Coach: Tony Sanchez
Conference: Conference USA-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
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 Date   Opponent   Score    
 11/27/1930 (Thu)  @  New Mexico Military Institute   W 25-19     
 11/21/1929 (Thu)  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   T 7-7     
 11/29/1928 (Thu)  @  New Mexico Military Institute   L 0-43     
 11/24/1927 (Thu)  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   L 6-10     
 11/30/1926 (Tue)  @  New Mexico Military Institute   L 6-7     
 11/27/1925 (Fri)  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   W 19-0     
 11/27/1924 (Thu)  @  New Mexico Military Institute   L 0-7     
 1923  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   W 7-0     
 11/18/1922 (Sat)  @  New Mexico Military Institute   W 25-7     
 1920  @  New Mexico Military Institute   T 7-7     
 1919  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   T 0-0     
 1917  @  New Mexico Military Institute   L 6-46     
 1916  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   L 7-16     
 1915  @  New Mexico Military Institute   W 17-0     
 1914  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   W 32-6     
 1913  @  New Mexico Military Institute   W 15-7     
 1912  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   L 0-10     
 1911  @  New Mexico Military Institute   W 36-0     
 1910  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   L 0-5     
 1909  @  New Mexico Military Institute   L 0-34     
 1908  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   W 37-12     
 1907  vs.  New Mexico Military Institute   W 28-0     


New Mexico State has won 10  and scored 280 points
New Mexico Military Institute has won 9  and scored 243 points
with 3  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



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