The Collegian’s REDWAVE Podcast: New Mexico State Preview

By Joel M. Ede | October 21, 2009

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It’s off to the Land of Enchantment in today’s episode of the Red Wave Podcast. Fresno State takes on the New Mexico State Aggies this Saturday in a conference game, currently riding a two-game winning streak. Although the ’Dogs are 15-0 all-time against the Aggies, this group is not to be taken lightly under first-year coach DeWayne Walker. We’ll give you some storylines heading into Saturday’s matchup, pregame vitals, in-depth analysis and some predictions. You input is crucial for the program. Hit us up at fanmail@redwavepodcast.com.









Play-by-play

Pat Hill talks Aggies 01:45
Week 7 Storylines 06:10
Gameday Central 17:45
Dog Krew analysis 34:15
Fans of the week 47:00

 
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2 Responses to “The Collegian’s REDWAVE Podcast: New Mexico State Preview”

    wannabebulldogfromChicoState:
    October 22nd, 2009 (5 weeks ago) 9:56 am

    Dog Crew!
    Great job —again!! It seems New Mexico might be a little better on defense this year. Even though they had problems a t LA Tech, we have to play them at THEIR house. Because of that my prediction has the “Dogs” winning 38-17. I also feel one of their scores will be late in the game.

    wannabebulldogfromChicoState:
    October 22nd, 2009 (5 weeks ago) 10:07 am

    Dog Crew
    The answer to the trivia question about the last winning season for New Mexico State I believe is 2002 when they went 7-5.