Week 10 Shake-Up: Which College Football Giants Just Crashed the Top 25 Power Rankings?
24. New Mexico (+2)
Welcome to the Top 25, New Mexico. It is not just a Top 25 ranking in the Power Rankings, but also the first time in program history that New Mexico has been ranked in the AP Top 25. New Mexico moved to 7-1 after a win over San Jose State. The defense did not allow an offensive touchdown in the game. They allowed three field goals in the first half, and the lone touchdown was an 89-yard pick-six off a Toa Fa’avae pass in the fourth quarter. Fa’avae has to be better in the coming weeks. He completed nine of 14 passes for 101 yards and a touchdown. He was also intercepted three times. New Mexico faces Nevada on Friday night, but is in the driver’s seat in the Mountain West.
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