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New Mexico State Aggies
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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- |
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| Date | Opponent | Score | |
| 11/3/1984 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 31-24 | |
| 11/5/1983 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 62-28 | |
| 10/16/1982 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | L 26-28 | |
| 10/3/1981 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | L 20-24 | |
| 11/8/1980 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | T 14-14 | |
| 9/1/1979 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 23-13 | |
| 10/28/1978 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 31-21 | |
| 9/17/1977 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 24-12 | |
| 11/6/1976 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 26-6 | |
| 10/11/1975 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 26-24 | |
| 9/7/1974 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 13-12 | |
| 9/29/1973 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 44-18 | |
| 11/18/1972 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | L 20-23 | |
| 11/13/1971 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 31-7 | |
| 10/11/1969 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 23-6 | |
| 11/9/1968 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 47-21 | |
| 10/14/1967 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 27-14 | |
| 10/15/1966 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 45-17 | |
| 10/16/1965 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | W 45-20 | |
| 11/2/1963 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | L 7-47 | |
| 10/13/1962 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | L 6-24 | |
| 10/21/1961 (Sat) | @ Wichita State | L 27-42 | |
| 10/22/1960 (Sat) | vs. Wichita State | W 40-8 | |
| 11/27/1952 (Thu) | @ Wichita State | L 6-34 |
New Mexico State has won 16 and scored 664 points Wichita State has won 7 and scored 487 points with 1 being tied |
| # Forfeit * Conference Game |
| Some records may be incomplete. |
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Chief Osceola, the Florida State mascot who rides out and plants a flaming spear at midfield before each home game, has been approved by Florida's Seminole Indian Tribe.
Chief Osceola, the Florida State mascot who rides out and plants a flaming spear at midfield before each home game, has been approved by Florida's Seminole Indian Tribe.
