- Matchup: Colorado State Rams vs. New Mexico Lobos
- Date: Saturday, November 15, 2025
- Venue: University Stadium, Albuquerque, NM
- Broadcast: ESPN+
- Betting Odds: Lobos favored by 14.0 points
- Over/Under Total: 53.5
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The New Mexico Lobos (6-3) are set to clash with the Colorado State Rams (2-6) at University Stadium on November 15, 2025. The Lobos enter the matchup as 14-point favorites, as indicated by Las Vegas lines, with an over/under total of 53.5 points.
With a current season record of 2-6, the Colorado State Rams faced a tough defeat against the UNLV Rebels last week, ending with a score of 42-10. In that game, the Rams executed 63 plays, totaling 292 offensive yards. The rushing game saw them carry the ball 34 times for 103 yards, averaging 3.0 yards per carry. Defensively, they struggled against the run, allowing 320 yards on 41 attempts at an average of 7.8 yards per carry. The Rams’ pass defense conceded 15 completions on 24 attempts for 251 yards, yielding a completion percentage of 62.5%.
Throughout the season, the Rams have posted a total of 2,632 yards in offense. On the scoring front, they have managed 8 touchdowns through the air and 11 on the ground, while turning the ball over 11 times. As a unit, they amassed 151 first downs and incurred 53 penalties totaling 509 yards. The team averages 141.5 rushing yards per game, ranking them 82nd nationally. In terms of scoring, the Rams average 19.1 points per matchup.
In contrast, Colorado State’s defense has allowed 1,818 passing yards this season, ranking them 56th in the nation. They give up 227.3 air yards per game with a completion rate of 63.5%. Overall, their defense allows an average of 405.0 yards per game, placing them 105th in Division 1 football. They have conceded 14 touchdowns both in the air and on the ground this season, allowing 4.9 yards per carry and 177.8 rushing yards per game. Consequently, they’ve given up a total of 1,422 rushing yards over 8 games, ranking 89th in the nation for points allowed, with an average of 27.1 points per game.
The New Mexico Lobos come into this game with a positive record of 6-3. Their last outing saw them clinch a close victory against the UNLV Rebels, finishing 40-35. In that match, New Mexico averaged 4.5 yards per rush, accumulating 131 yards on 29 carries. The Lobos showcased a strong offensive performance, garnering 532 total yards on 55 plays, averaging 9.7 yards per play. However, their pass defense struggled, allowing a 76.6% completion rate with 382 yards on 36 completions out of 47 attempts. Additionally, they permitted 29 rushing attempts for 88 yards, averaging 3.0 yards per carry.
The Lobos rank 56th in Division 1 in scoring, averaging 30.2 points per game. Their offense also averages 389.1 yards per game, placing them 66th nationally. New Mexico has accumulated 428 penalty yards from 54 infractions, ranking 66th in college football. They have recorded 9 interceptions and allowed opponents 8 fumble recoveries, along with 186 first downs. Pass-wise, they have amassed 2,116 yards, averaging 235.1 passing yards per game—ranked 67th. Their rushing offense averages 154.0 yards per game with a cumulative total of 1,386 rushing yards.
Defensively, the Lobos allow 25.9 points per game, which puts them at 83rd place in college football. They have given up 1,045 rushing yards (116.1 yards per game) and allowed 12 rushing touchdowns this season. In the passing game, they’ve surrendered 14 touchdowns and 259.2 yards per game, ranking 122nd in Division 1. The Lobos’ defense has been tested with 590 plays, ranking 86th nationwide. They’ve registered 4 fumbles and 4 interceptions throughout the season, allowing a total of 233 points.
Who will prevail in this Rams vs. Lobos college football matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Bet on the Lobos -14.0
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