The Wyoming Cowboys head into University Stadium in Albuquerque to face the New Mexico Lobos in a key Mountain West Conference clash. Wyoming, known for its sturdy defense, will look to hold off a Lobos team that has faced several challenges this season but has a knack for playing tough at home. The Cowboys bring a balanced attack but will likely lean on their defense to stifle New Mexico’s offense. Historically, Wyoming has struggled on the road in Albuquerque, with a record of 1-5 SU in their last six away games, and they come into the game hoping to break this trend.

Offensively, Wyoming relies on a run-heavy approach, which could fare well against New Mexico’s defensive line, which has been inconsistent against the rush. For the Lobos, this game represents a chance to regain momentum. New Mexico has been plagued with challenges in the passing game but has had moments of success in slowing down opposition offenses. The Lobos have a recent record of going UNDER in four of their last five games, which aligns with Wyoming’s defensive approach, setting up a potentially low-scoring game. The Lobos’ key to success will likely lie in capitalizing on Wyoming’s occasional lapses on the road, leveraging their home-field advantage to disrupt the Cowboys’ game plan.