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Laubstein, Glasgow Propel New Mexico to 38-7 Victory over Central Michigan in Season Opener for Both

James Laubstein scored two rushing touchdowns and Grant Glasgow added three field goals as the Lobos held Central Michigan to 149 yards.

  • On Saturday, September 5, the University of New Mexico defeated the Central Michigan Chippewas 38-7 in their season opener at University Stadium, marking a 1-0 start to the 2026 campaign.
  • Lobos head coach Jason Eck rotated quarterbacks after starting 5th year senior Jack Layne suffered a season-ending elbow injury, with the team entering the season having received preseason votes in the AFCA Coaches Poll.
  • Junior Luke Moga and sophomore Toa Fa'avae combined for 159 yards passing, while 6th-year senior James Laubstein rushed for two touchdowns and kicker Grant Glasgow added three field goals, including a 49-yarder.
  • Fans packed University Stadium for the home opener, and visitors Ben Miller and Amy Miller from London, England, were impressed, with Ben saying, "I thought it would much smaller."
  • Next for UNM is a home game against the Mercyhurst Lakers on Saturday, September 12, with kickoff set for 2 P.M. Mountain Time.
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Laubstein, Glasgow propel New Mexico to 38-7 victory over Central Michigan in season opener for both

James Laubstein had two touchdown runs and Grant Glasgow kicked three field goals to lead New Mexico to a 38-7 victory over Central Michigan in a season opener for both teams.

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New Mexico 38, Central Michigan 7

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