New Mexico State's Tony Sanchez reflects on game against FSU
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 10:31 AM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Tony Sanchez, head coach of New Mexico State, addressed the media following a 34-17 loss to Florida State at Doak Campbell Stadium. New Mexico State kept the game competitive, but a critical interception early hindered their scoring opportunities. Sanchez praised quarterback Trey Hedden for his performance despite the turnover, noting he completed 26 of 42 passes for 272 yards and two touchdowns. Sanchez acknowledged the team's tackling issues and emphasized that there are no moral victories in the loss. He expressed pride in his team's preparation and indicated that they will refocus for their next game.
- •New Mexico State lost 34-17 to Florida State on August 29.
- •Quarterback Trey Hedden had 272 passing yards and 2 touchdowns.
- •Sanchez noted struggles with tackling and missed scoring opportunities.
- •Team will practice Sunday in preparation for the next game.
- •No moral victories for Sanchez despite positive takeaways.
- 10:31 AMYahoo Sports — What New Mexico State head coach Tony Sanchez said after losing to FSU
"The FSU Seminoles beat New Mexico State 34-17 on Saturday, here is what Tony Sanchez had to say about the game.
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