Preview the Oct. 25 matchup between the New Mexico Lobos and Utah State Aggies with predictions, odds, over/under, spread, betting lines and more.

The Aggies looked completely overwhelmed and unprepared in nearly every facet of the game from the opening kick. Utah State won the opening kick and deferred to the second half; and promptly, put the kickoff out of bounds, giving the Lobos an extra 10 yards.

New Mexico scored early and often on its way to a 33-14 win over Utah State and former head coach Bronco Mendenhall on Saturday at University Stadium.

It was a messy outing in all three phases of the game as the Aggies’ special teams gave up a punt return, a first down on a costly fake-punt and nearly gave up an unforced-safety on a punt return.

Preview the Oct. 25 matchup between New Mexico and Utah State, including betting odds, trends, and game information.

Five Mountain West member schools are set to leave the conference after this season. In light of that change, the Journal is revisiting the top three games in the history

Utah State’s opponent this week, New Mexico, is currently 4-3 (1-2) this season. The Lobos are coming off a win against Nevada, and in the game against the Wolfpack, Jack Layne threw for 138 yards and rushed for 71 yards on eight carries.

The Utah State Aggies (4-3) are on their way to University Stadium on Saturday, October 25, 2025 where they will try to beat the New Mexico Lobos (4-3). Utah State opens this contest as 3.0-point underdogs from Vegas oddsmakers. The total is 61.5.

Utah State ranks 133rd in FBS in red zone defense, allowing opponents to score on 96.4% of trips. New Mexico’s red zone offense ranks 100th, scoring on 79.3% of red zone opportunities. Utah State is 123rd in the FBS with an average time of possession of 27:25. Passing: Jack Layne, 1,415 yards, 8 TDs, 8 INTs, 66.3 completion percentage

The New Mexico Lobos (4-3) square off against a conference opponent when they host the Utah State Aggies (4-3) on Saturday, October 25, 2025 at University Stadium (NM) in an MWC showdown. Curious about which team we pick to win this contest? Find out below.

D.J. McKinney scored twice and Damon Bankston capped the afternoon with a long touchdown run as New Mexico rolled past Utah State 33–14 on Saturday in Mountain West play.