Lobos

NCAAF New Mexico Lobos
General Information
Conference: Mouintain West Conference (1999 – present)
NCAA Division: Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)
City: Alburqueque, New Mexico
Stadium: Univesity Stadium
Championships
- Bowl Game Appearances: 13
- Championships: 6
- National Championships: None
- Conference Titles: 4 (1938, 1962, 1963, 1964)
- Divisional Championships: 2 (1997, 2016)
Past Conferences:
- Independent (1892–1930),
- Border Conference (1931–1950),
- Mountain States Conference (1951–1961),
- Western Athletic Conference (1962–1998)
New Mexico Lobos Standings & Analysis
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All-Time New Mexico Lobos Stats & Records
Passing yards
⦁ Stoney Case: 9,460
⦁ Jeremy Leach: 9,382
⦁ Donovan Porterie: 6,756
⦁ Casey Kelly: 5,449
⦁ Graham Leigh: 4,979
Rushing yards
- Dontrell Moore: 4,956
- Mike Williams: 3,862
- Rodney Ferguson: 3,564
- Winslow Oliver: 3,332
- Kasey Carrier: 3,233
Receiving yards
- Terance Mathis: 4,254
- Carl Winston: 2,972
- Hank Baskett: 2,288
- Preston Dennard: 2,257
- Travis Brown: 2,192
New Mexico Lobos Football History
Team History
The New Mexico Lobos are a Division 1 FBS Football team based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Initially founded in 1892, New Mexico has an overall record of 495–631–31.
New Mexico has had limited success as a program throughout its history. Aside from reaching the 1938 Sun Bowl and losing against Utah, the Lobos’ best stretch of football came in the mid-1960s, under Head Coach Bill Weeks. From 1961 to 1964, the Lobos went 29–12–1 for the best four-season record in program history, winning three straight conference titles in that stretch.
New Mexico has appeared in 12 bowl games throughout its program history, posting a 4-8-1 record in those contests. Under Head Coach Rocky Long, the Lobos made it to three straight bowl games and five bowl appearances over six seasons.
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