Midwestern State sets single-game scoring record against Western New Mexico
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Last updated Sep 20, 2026

Midwestern State football broke its single-game scoring record with an 84-17 win over Western New Mexico on September 19, 2026, in the Lone Star Conference opener. The Mustangs amassed 708 yards of offense, surpassing their previous record of 82 points set in 2001. Kaden Brown threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, while Dalton Bailey caught two touchdown passes. MSU held Western New Mexico to just 17 points and scored 21 points off of turnovers. The Mustangs improve to 2-1 overall and 1-0 in conference play, with a matchup against West Texas A&M scheduled for September 26.
- •Midwestern State scored 84 points, breaking the previous record of 82.
- •The team had 708 total yards, including 446 passing and 262 rushing.
- •Kohen Maroney set a single-game record with 12 extra points.
- •Kaden Brown completed 15 of 19 passes for 255 yards.
- •Midwestern State will play West Texas A&M on September 26.
- 9:07 AMYahoo Sports — Midwestern State football breaks single-game scoring record in LSC opener
"Midwestern State football breaks its single-game scoring record with 708 yards and 12 touchdowns in an 84-17 rout of Western New Mexico.
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