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Lobos Edge Wolf Pack in Close Contest

Saturday, October 18, 2025, 9:45 PM ET · University Stadium (NM)

New Mexico Lobos 24, Nevada Wolf Pack 22, final. Our NCAAF picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Nevada Wolf Pack vs New Mexico Lobos?

New Mexico Lobos beat Nevada Wolf Pack 24-22 at University Stadium (NM) on October 18, 2025.

In a tightly contested matchup, the New Mexico Lobos narrowly defeated the Nevada Wolf Pack with a final score of 24-22 at the University Stadium in New Mexico. This game showcased the Lobos' resilience, particularly as they sought to break a two-game losing streak, while the Wolf Pack continued to struggle, marking their fourth consecutive loss.

The Lobos entered the game with a home record of 4-3 and a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten games. They had been averaging 30.9 points scored and allowing 30.0 points per game. However, their recent performances had seen them falter, losing their last two games against Boise State and San José State, with scores of 25-41 and 28-35, respectively. In contrast, the Wolf Pack had a dismal away record of 1-6 and were on a downward spiral, having won only one of their last ten games, averaging 16.2 points scored while allowing 29.8 points. Their recent results included a heavy defeat to San Diego State, where they lost 10-44, further compounding their struggles.

At home, the Lobos had a record of 3-1, while the Wolf Pack had not won any of their five away games this season. This disparity in home and away performance was evident throughout the game, as the Lobos managed to leverage their home-field advantage effectively.

Historically, the Lobos and Wolf Pack have faced each other multiple times, but the specifics of their previous meetings were not detailed in the block. However, the current season's context added an extra layer of significance to this matchup, particularly for the Lobos, who were looking to regain momentum after their recent setbacks.

In terms of injuries, the block did not provide specific details regarding player absences, but such factors often play a crucial role in the dynamics of college football games.

The betting market had priced the Lobos as heavy favorites with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating a strong expectation for them to secure the victory. This was reflected in their performance, as they managed to hold off the Wolf Pack in a game that was competitive until the final whistle.

Conditions during the game were not specified, but typical factors such as weather and field conditions can significantly influence play in college football.

Viewers were treated to a matchup that highlighted the Lobos' offensive capabilities against a struggling Wolf Pack defense. The Lobos' ability to score 24 points, despite their recent form, demonstrated their potential to bounce back. Meanwhile, the Wolf Pack's struggle to find the end zone consistently was evident, as they could only muster 22 points against a team that had been allowing an average of 30.0 points per game.

Overall, the game served as a critical moment for both teams, with the Lobos looking to build on their victory while the Wolf Pack continued to search for answers to their ongoing challenges.

Leaders

  • Passing yardsJack Layne14/22, 138 YDSNew Mexico Lobos
  • Rushing yardsJack Layne8 CAR, 71 YDSNew Mexico Lobos
  • Receiving yardsDorian Thomas5 REC, 56 YDSNew Mexico Lobos
  • Passing yardsCarter Jones23/29, 202 YDSNevada Wolf Pack
  • Rushing yardsCaleb Ramseur14 CAR, 39 YDS, 2 TDNevada Wolf Pack
  • Receiving yardsMarshaun Brown7 REC, 75 YDSNevada Wolf Pack

Recent form

New Mexico Lobos

Last 10: 5-5Streak L230.9 scored · 30 allowed per game3-1 at home

  • L25-41at Boise State BroncosOct 12
  • L28-35at San José State SpartansOct 4
  • W38-20vs New Mexico State AggiesSep 27
  • W35-10at UCLA BruinsSep 13
  • W32-22vs Idaho State BengalsSep 6
  • L17-34at Michigan WolverinesAug 30
  • L30-38at Hawai'i Rainbow WarriorsDec 1
  • W38-35vs Washington State CougarsNov 17
  • W21-16at San Diego State AztecsNov 9
  • L45-49vs Wyoming CowboysNov 2

Nevada Wolf Pack

Last 10: 1-9Streak L416.2 scored · 29.8 allowed per game0-5 away

  • L10-44vs San Diego State AztecsOct 12
  • L17-20at Fresno State BulldogsOct 5
  • L16-31at Western Kentucky HilltoppersSep 20
  • L13-14vs Middle Tennessee Blue RaidersSep 13
  • W20-17vs Sacramento State HornetsSep 6
  • L11-46at Penn State Nittany LionsAug 30
  • L14-38at UNLV RebelsDec 1
  • L19-22vs Air Force FalconsNov 24
  • L21-28at Boise State BroncosNov 10
  • L21-38vs Colorado State RamsNov 3

Standings

TeamOverallIn conference
North Dakota State1-00-0
Air Force0-00-0
Nevada0-00-0
New Mexico0-00-0
Northern Illinois0-00-0
UTEP0-00-0
Wyoming0-00-0
Hawai'i0-10-0
San José State0-10-0
UNLV0-10-0

Box score

StatNevada Wolf PackNew Mexico Lobos
First downs1622
Third downs5-135-13
Fourth downs1-33-4
Total yards257348
Net passing yards202138
Completions23/2914/22
Yards per pass7.06.3
Rushing yards55210
Rushing attempts2842
Yards per rush2.05.0
Penalties9-618-64
Turnovers02
Fumbles lost02
Interceptions thrown00
Time of possession29:2730:33

Win probability

Above the line favours New Mexico Lobos, below favours Nevada Wolf Pack.

Venue

  • University Stadium (NM)Albuquerque, NM
  • Attendance18233

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