Kentucky vs New Mexico State Prediction, Game Preview

Kentucky vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – win this Saturday.

Kentucky vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, November 20


Kentucky vs New Mexico State How To Watch

Date: Saturday, November 20
Game Time: 12:00 ET
Venue: Kroger Field, Lexington, KY
How To Watch: SEC Network
Record: Kentucky (7-3), New Mexico State (1-9)
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Why New Mexico State Will Win

New Mexico State scored first.

It was up 3-0 on Alabama last week in Tuscaloosa, it was well on its way to a historic upset, and …

Yeah, for some reason, Alabama decided to try the rest of the way in a 59-3 win, but this is a better New Mexico State team than that.

It can’t run the ball all that well, but it throws, it has a dangerous passing attack that can keep things moving, and now it’s going against a Kentucky team that’s not trying to gear up and get ready for an SEC championship appearance and possible shot at the College Football Playoff.

Kentucky has a lousy time taking the ball away, the pass defense will give 200 yards, and …

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Why Kentucky Will Win

Kentucky is going to care, too.

Here’s the biggest issue for New Mexico State – it’s Senior Day at UK with a trip to Louisville up next.

The Wildcats are still alive for a ten-win season by winning out – including a bowl game – and they shouldn’t have too much of a problem with a defense that’s going to live in the Aggie backfield – NMSU has rushed for fewer than 50 yards in three of the last four games – and won’t have to worry about any downfield passing game.

Yeah, New Mexico State can throw, but there’s a whole lot of dinking and dunking.

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What’s Going To Happen

Kentucky isn’t going to take any big chances.

It’ll run at will on the New Mexico State defensive front, it’ll convert on third downs with ease, and it’ll learn from the close call against Chattanooga early in the season and take this seriously enough to get out to a good, sharp start.

But unlike last week against Alabama, New Mexico State will put up a few points in the second half.

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Kentucky vs New Mexico State Prediction, Lines

Kentucky 44, New Mexico State 13
Line: Kentucky -36, o/u: 60
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2.5

Must See Rating: 2

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New Mexico State vs. #2 Alabama live stream, TV channel, start time, odds, how to watch college football

The New Mexico State Aggies will meet the Alabama Crimson Tide in college football action on Saturday from Bryant-Denny Stadium.

The New Mexico State Aggies will meet the Alabama Crimson Tide in college football action on Saturday from Bryant-Denny Stadium.

New Mexico is coming off a 35-13 loss to Utah State last weekend and will look to rebound on the road, this will be a tough feat against the Crimson Tide. As for Alabama, they had a bit of a scare last week against LSU, only winning by three points.

This will be a great Saturday of college football action, here is everything you need to know to stream the games.

New Mexico State vs. #2 Alabama

  • When: Saturday, November 13
  • Time: 12:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: SEC Network
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

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Alabama vs New Mexico State Prediction, Game Preview

Alabama vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – win this Saturday.

Alabama vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, November 13


Alabama vs New Mexico State How To Watch

Date: Saturday, November 13
Game Time: 12:00 ET
Venue: Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL
How To Watch: SEC Network
Record: Alabama (8-1), New Mexico State (1-8)
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Why New Mexico State Will Win

The New Mexico State offense can throw well enough to at least put a few points up on the board.

Obviously it would take a total Alabama meltdown for NMSU to pull this off, but Jonah Johnson has thrown for over 200 yards in each of his last five games and is just experienced enough to make a few big plays.

He threw for well over 300 yards on the great San Diego State defense, and he’s going to keep pushing on a Crimson Tide pass D that’s good, but allows close to 200 yards per game.

On the other side, the Aggie defense isn’t all that great, but it’s been able to come up with enough takeaways to hope for at least one big play.

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Why Alabama Will Win

After the LSU game last week, this isn’t going to be just a light scrimmage for the Crimson Tide.

The team played poorly against Mercer – poorly by Nick Saban’s standards – and had the rough day against Florida. It came out and pile-drove Southern Miss 63-14 just to stretch the legs a little.

The Crimson Tide lines will dominate throughout, the running game will crank up as much production as it wants to, and there won’t be any issues putting this away a few drives in, but …

What’s Going To Happen

New Mexico State should come up with a few late scores.

Nevada was blowing out the Aggies with ease, only to see Johnson come up with a few garbage time touchdowns in a 55-28 Wolf Pack win. Bama will rise up and shut down the New Mexico State attack for three quarters, but there will be points.

NMSU is 1-8, but it’s not the totally miserable team of the last several years.

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Alabama vs New Mexico State Prediction, Lines

Alabama 58. New Mexico State 10
Line: Alabama -52, o/u: 67.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 3

Must See Rating: 1.5

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Utah State vs New Mexico State Prediction, Game Preview

Utah State vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might – or might not – win this Saturday.

Utah State vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, November 6


Utah State vs New Mexico State How To Watch

Date: Saturday, November 6
Game Time: 4:00 ET
Venue: Aggie Memorial Stadium, Las Cruces, NM
How To Watch: FloSports
Record: Utah State (6-2), New Mexico State (1-7)
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Why Utah State Will Win

New Mexico State’s offense is playing relatively well. It’s not playing like Utah State’s is.

It might have been an inconsistent year overall, but the Aggies are on a three-game winning streak with the passing game that’s clicking, the defense that’s holding on in tight games, and with just enough of a running game when it needs it.

The New Mexico State secondary will get bombed on. There’s no need for QB Logan Bonner to take any big chances, but the big plays will be there.

There can’t be any panic, there’s no need to press. NMSU will give up the deep shots as the game goes on – if Utah State doesn’t decide to run for 200 yards. But …

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Why New Mexico State Will Win

It’s not like the Utah State defense is stopping anyone cold.

The secondary gives up a whole slew of big plays – it’ll get hit for well over 250 in this, and more like 300 – as long as Jonah Johnson gets back into his rhythm.

He struggled against Hawaii, but he threw for over 900 yards with seven touchdowns in a three game stretch before the loss in Honolulu two weeks ago.

This has to be a shootout, and the home Aggies have to keep up.

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What’s Going To Happen

The home Aggies being a key.

New Mexico State hasn’t played in Las Cruces since September 25, and this is just the third home game since kicking things off in August.

Utah State’s defense will give up enough points and scoring plays to matter, but it won’t have too many issues against one of the worst defenses in the country.

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Utah State vs New Mexico State Prediction, Lines

Utah State 48, New Mexico State 37
Line: Utah State -18.5, o/u: 71
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2

Must See Rating: 2

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Hawaii vs New Mexico State Prediction, Game Preview

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors vs New Mexico State Aggies prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines: Saturday, October 23

Hawaii vs New Mexico State prediction, game preview, how to watch: Saturday, October 23


Hawaii vs New Mexico State How To Watch

Date: Saturday, October 23
Game Time: 12:00 am ET
Venue: Clarence TC Ching Athletic Complex, Honolulu, HI
How To Watch: FloFootball
Record: New Mexico State (1-6), Hawaii (3-3)
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Why New Mexico State Will Win

When these two played a few weeks ago, the New Mexico State passing game was okay. It was a 41-21 loss, but QB Jonah Johnson wasn’t bad, and Hawaii wasn’t able to put it away until rolling in the fourth quarter.

The Aggie offense might not be anything consistent or explosive, but Johnson has settled in, averaging well over 300 yards per game in the last three with three touchdown passes against both San Jose State and Nevada.

Hawaii is battling hard, but it’s struggling on third downs on both sides of the ball. However …

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Why Hawaii Will Win

There’s no New Mexico State rushing offense to worry about – averaging just 84 yards per game – and the defense continues to struggle.

San Diego State is the only team to not get to 400 yards of total offense, but it ran at will in the easy win. The Hawaii attack should be balanced and it should be able to grind out the running game – it took off for 215 yards in the first meeting – and should be able to go on the scoring drives it needs to answer.

However …

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What’s Going To Happen

The Hawaii pass defense is having a whole lot of issues. New Mexico State’s defense is having more problems, but the Rainbow Warriors have been blasted by everyone’s passing game since the opener against UCLA.

That includes New Mexico State.

Johnson will get his yards, but the Aggies won’t be in control of the clock like they were in the first meeting. Hawaii’s offensive balance will be too much to overcome.

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New Mexico State vs Hawaii Prediction, Line

Hawaii 40, New Mexico State 24
Line: Hawaii -18, o/u: 62
ATS Confidence out of 5: 3
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New Mexico State Aggies: CFN College Football Preview 2021

College Football News Preview 2021: Previewing, predicting, looking ahead to the New Mexico State football season with what you need to know

College Football News Preview 2021: Previewing, predicting, and looking ahead to the New Mexico State football season with what you need to know.


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– What You Need To Know: Offense | Defense
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2019 Record: 2-10 (went 1-1 in 2021 Spring)
Head Coach: Doug Martin, 9th year, 23-64
2020 CFN Final Ranking: Not Ranked
2020 CFN Preview Ranking: 128
2019 CFN Final Ranking: 127

New Mexico State Aggies College Football Preview 2021: Offense

New Mexico State got the luxury of a dry run. It might have been off in all of 2020, but it got two games of a preseason in 2021, getting shockingly roasted by Tarleton State 43-17 and beating Dixie State 36-29. The offense basically had a few live scrimmages, and now the coaching staff has a better handle on what it has to work with.

Former JUCO transfer Jonah Johnson is a 6-3, 235-pound passer who threw three picks with a touchdown pass in the two games of work, and he adds a little bit of mobility and power around the goal line. He struggled against Tarleton State, but was solid against Dixon State. Fellow big passer Weston Eget is an option, but Johnson should be the main man.

The top three wide receivers from 2019 are gone, but Terrell Warner is a big former JUCO transfer who led the way with eight catches in the early games, and he’s surrounded by more transfers who should help. Cole Harrity had his moments and Robert Downs is the leading returning receiver from 2019.

The offensive line has a few decent options, but the pass protection will be a work in progress. 6-7, 350-pound tackle Sage Doxtater is one of the only returning starters from 2019, there’s hope for JUCO transfer Stephawn Thompson to grow into a guard job, and former Ole Miss center Eli Johnson has the size and just enough experience to be okay.

Jason Huntley was one of the team’s bright spots in 2019, rushing for over 1,000 yards with nine touchdowns. He’s done, but NMSU is able to run a bit.

Juwaun Price is a quick back who averaged close to six yards per carry and Alex Escobar stepped up with 81 yards in his lone appearance against Dixie State. The real hope is for Michigan transfer O’Maury Samuels to step in and take over the gig right away – he wasn’t around for the spring games.

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New Mexico State Football Schedule 2021, Analysis

New Mexico State Aggies 2021 football schedule and analysis

New Mexico State Aggies 2021 football schedule and analysis


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New Mexico State Football Schedule 2021

Aug. 28 UTEP

Sept. 4 at San Diego State

Sept. 11 at New Mexico

Sept. 18 OPEN DATE

Sept. 25 Hawaii

Oct. 2 at San Jose State

Oct. 9 at Nevada

Oct. 16 Dixie State

Oct. 23 at Hawaii

Oct. 30 OPEN DATE

Nov. 6 Utah State

Nov. 13 at Alabama

Nov. 20 at Kentucky

Nov. 27 UMass

New Mexico State Aggies Football Schedule Analysis: The Aggies get a Spring session with a few games against FCS teams to make up for missing the 2020 season and to use as a nice tune-up for 2021. They’ll need the fun.

NMSU gets UTEP in the opener of the regular Fall season, but they’re on the road in four of the next five games before getting Dixie State as a layup in Las Cruces. There’s no time off to enjoy the trip to Hawaii – they get the Rainbow Warriors at home earlier in the year – and there’s really no fun going to Alabama and Kentucky in back-to-back weeks.

However, there’s a winnable game against UMass to close things out to potentially have something positive to close with.

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Georgia football lands 3-star running back Cash Jones

The Georgia Bulldogs have landed a commitment from 3-star running back Cash Jones as a preferred walk-on.

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered running back Cash Jones. Jones is a member of the class of 2021. It is currently unclear if he’s receiving a scholarship offer, but it is presumed he is a preferred walk-on.

Jones plays high school football in Brock, Texas. He is only a three-star recruit, but his tape tells a different story. Now, he’s committed to the University of Georgia as a preferred walk-on.

Jones committed to New Mexico State in December, but Kirby Smart and company helped convince Jones flip his decision. Jones announced his commitment to the University of Georgia via his Twitter account:

Jones is yet another example of Georgia’s recruiting prowess. The Bulldogs also landed a three-star preferred walk-on in offensive lineman Weston Wallace last season.

On tape, Cash Jones flashes outstanding vision, patience and short area quickness at the high school level. He played in a triple option offense and has shown the versatility to play running back, wide receiver, defensive back and even quarterback.

He constantly makes explosive plays at the high school level. Jones is also a threat in the return game.

Check out his elite high school football highlights. There are questions about the level of competition he’s facing and his size, but regardless Jones has impressive and versatile tape:

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Jones is the star of the show at Brock High School. According to his Twitter account, Jones scored 35 touchdowns last season and racked up over 3,000 total yards. Jones isn’t the biggest back, but he flashes all the tools.

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Georgia football offers 2021 running back Cash Jones

Georgia Bulldogs football offers 2021 running back Cash Jones. Jones is a three-star committed to New Mexico State for now

The Georgia Bulldogs have offered a scholarship to running back Cash Jones. Jones is a talented player in the class of 2021, who plays high school football in Brock, Texas. He’s only a three-star recruit, but his tape tells a different story.

Will Cash Jones be the next great Georgia Bulldog running back joining the long line of legends that includes Todd Gurley, Herschel Walker and Nick Chubb?

Jones has received recruiting interest from Florida Atlantic, Florida International and Army. He committed to New Mexico State in December, but now has to be reconsidering his decision. A Georgia scholarship offer as a running back is hard to turn down.

Jones flashes outstanding vision, patience and short area quickness at the high school level. He played in a triple option offense and has shown the versatility to play running back, wide receiver, defensive back and quarterback. He constantly makes big-plays at the high school level.

Check out his impressive high school football highlights:

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Jones is the star of the show at Brock High School. According to his Twitter account, Jones scored 35 touchdowns last season and racked up over 3,000 total yards. Jones isn’t the biggest back, but he flashes all the tools.

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College Football News Preview 2020: New Mexico State Aggies

College Football News Preview 2020: Previewing, predicting, looking ahead to the New Mexico State Aggies season with what you need to know.

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2019 Record: 2-10
Head Coach: Doug Martin, 8th year, 22-63
2019 CFN Final Opinion Ranking: 126
2019 CFN Final Season Formula Ranking: 127
2019 CFN Preview Ranking: 129

No one knows what’s going to happen to the 2020 college football season. We’ll take a general look at where each team stands – doing it without spring ball to go by – while crossing our fingers that we’ll all have some well-deserved fun this fall. Hoping you and yours are safe and healthy.

5. College Football News Preview 2020: New Mexico State Aggies Offense 3 Things To Know

The offense sputtered with its worst scoring output since 2013, and with 17 points or fewer in seven of the first nine games. On the plus side, the O kicked it in over the last three games, winning two of them.

The passing game had to keep going to keep up with the struggling defense, but the ground attack was good at times when it got a chance to get moving. With eight starters gone, though, it’s going to take a while to get going.


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Finding a quarterback is Job One. Starter Josh Adkins left for UTSA, and backups Matt Romero and Jeremy Hodge are in the transfer portal, too. JUCO transfer Jonah Johnson is a 6-2, 220-pound dual-threat playmaker who’s being brought in to take over right away, but redshirt freshman Weston Eget will get a long look, too.

But who will catch the ball?

The top three receivers are gone, not to mention 40-catch RB Jason Huntley. Two backups transferred out, but UCF TE Anthony Roberson is available right away, as is Georgia WR transfer Joshua Moran.

Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda should be an instant factor among the seven JUCO transfers on the roader. Senior Robert Downs is the team’s leading returning wide receiver with 22 catches for 265 yards and two scores, and 6-2, 200-pound Jared Wyatt is back after averaging close to 20 yards per catch on his seven grabs.

The running game had its moments, but not having Huntley around anymore hurts, and No. 2 back Christian Gibson is gone, too. It doesn’t help that Josh Foley is leaving to go up the road to New Mexico, putting the pressure on Michigan transfer O’Maury Samuels and sophomore Naveon Mitchell to handle the duties.

The O line has to replace three starters, but 6-7, 330-pound senior Sage Doxtater isn’t a bad left tackle and Max Wilhite is a 300-pound veteran center. Getting in former Missouri star recruit Darvis Holmes helps.

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