New Mexico plans to use multiple quarterbacks in season opener

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Last updated Aug 28, 2026

New Mexico plans to use multiple quarterbacks in season opener
Summary

New Mexico will implement a dual-quarterback strategy in their season opener against Central Michigan, following a tight competition for the starting role. With Layne out for the season, the team is looking to optimize their offensive approach. Additionally, Fresno State is evaluating their quarterback situation, with Khristian Martin reportedly favored to start against USC. The situation reflects broader discussions about professional players in college football and player leadership roles, with Wyoming's Caleb Hall and SDSU's Joe Borjon taking on significant responsibilities in their respective teams.

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  • New Mexico's season opener against Central Michigan approaches.
  • Layne is out for the season, prompting multiple QBs to play.
  • Fresno State's QB battle suggests Khristian Martin may start.
  • PAC discusses implications of professional players returning to college.
  • Caleb Hall of Wyoming shares impactful personal stories.
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  • 1:00 PMYahoo SportsMountaintop View 8-28-26: Poinsettia Bowl, New Mexico Quarterback, NFL to College Controversy, Caleb Hall, SDSU Offensive Line, Fresno State QB
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