Texas State lost a second game off its schedule in the middle of practice.
New Mexico State announced Thursday morning it was postponing its fall football season to the spring due to player safety and health concerns in addition to the 14-day quarantine requirement for those entering the state. The Aggies were scheduled to host the Bobcats in Las Cruces, New Mexico, on Oct. 3. They join Ohio as the only two teams on Texas State’s schedule who do not plan to play this fall.
Head coach Jake Spavital wasn’t too surprised by the news. NMSU had been trending in that direction for a while. But despite seeing another game getting canceled, Spavital remains optimistic a fall football season can take place.
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