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Humphrey scores 2 TDs and New Mexico beats San Jose State to remain unbeaten in Mountain West games

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 31). Humphrey scores 2 TDs and New Mexico beats San Jose State to remain unbeaten in Mountain West games. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/humphrey-scores-2-tds-and-new-mexico-beats-san-jose-state-to-remain-unbeaten-in-mountain-west-games/article_2a54be9f-6f15-51af-b669-1d95c1413127.html

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Scottre Humphrey's two rushing touchdowns helped New Mexico defeat San Jose State 21-16 in a Mountain West Conference game on Saturday. With the win, New Mexico improved to 7-1 overall and remained unbeaten in conference play at 4-0. The Spartans (4-5, 2-3) managed only three field goals throughout the game and were unable to overcome turnovers that limited their offensive opportunities late in the contest.
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📰 Humphrey Scores Two TDs
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Lobos New Mexico SAN JOSE San Jose State Spartans

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New Mexico GPE · 3× San Jose State GPE · 3× Spartans ORG · 3× Lobos ORG · 2× SAN JOSE GPE · 2× Calif. GPE · 1× Humphrey PERSON · 1× Mountain West Conference ORG · 1× Scottre Humphrey PERSON · 1× Toa Fa’avae PERSON · 1×

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Tuli Tagovailoa-Amosa cut the lead to five with under 11 minutes left with an 89-yard pick-6 but the Spartans’ final four possessions ended twice on downs and twice on interceptions, including Austin Brawley’s pick at the New Mexico goal line in the final seconds. The Spartans’ (4-5, 2-3) only offensive points came on three Trajan Sinatra field goals (4-5, 2-3).
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Scottre Humphrey rushed for two touchdowns and New Mexico beat San Jose State 21-16 on Saturday to win its fifth straight game and remain unbeaten in Mountain West Conference games. asserted
Mexico → rush → games
Humphrey capped two first half drives with 1- and 7-yard scoring runs and the Lobos (7-1, 4-0) led 14-9 at halftime. asserted
Lobos → cap → halftime
Toa Fa’avae connected with Cade Keith for a 20-yard touchdown late in the third quarter to go up 21-9. asserted
Fa’avae → connect → quarter
Tuli Tagovailoa-Amosa cut the lead to five with under 11 minutes left with an 89-yard pick-6 but the Spartans’ final four possessions ended twice on downs and twice on interceptions, including Austin Brawley’s pick at the New Mexico goal line in the final seconds. The Spartans’ (4-5, 2-3) only offensive points came on three Trajan Sinatra field goals (4-5, 2-3). asserted
points → cut → goals
Fa’avae threw for 101 yards with a TD but was intercepted three times. asserted
Fa’avae → throw → TD
Kiefer Sibley rushed for 102 yards on 12 carries. asserted
Sibley → rush → carries
Luke Weaver threw for 190 yards and was picked off twice for San Jose State, which had just 48 yards rushing. asserted
which → throw → yards
Carson Clark had 91 yards receiving. asserted
Clark → have → yards
The Spartans had won the last four meetings. asserted
Spartans → win → meetings
The Lobos won for the first time at San Jose since 1969 after seven losses and a tie. asserted
Lobos → win → losses
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