NCAA - Football

FINAL Saturday, September 19, 2026
New Mexico Lobos 6
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Oklahoma Sooners 14
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Memorial Stadium (Norman, OK) · 83,423 att. · ESPNEWS

Match Report

Mateer throws 2 touchdown passes, No. 24 Oklahoma looks shaky again in 14-6 win over New Mexico

— John Mateer overcame a shaky start with two touchdown passes, and No. 24 Oklahoma leaned on its defense to hold off New Mexico 14-6 on Saturday night and avoid consecutive non-conference losses.

Full story at ESPN →

Team Stats

12
1st Downs
14
3-14
3rd down efficiency
7-15
1-2
4th down efficiency
0-0
185
Total Yards
299
116
Passing
238
8/19
Comp/Att
19/26
6.1
Yards per pass
9.2
69
Rushing
61
38
Rushing Attempts
32
1.8
Yards per rush
1.9
8-55
Penalties
7-50
0
Turnovers
3
0
Fumbles lost
1
0
Interceptions thrown
2
34:08
Possession
25:52

Top Performers

UNM

  • Toa Fa'avae · ·
  • Luke Moga · ·
  • James Laubstein · ·
  • Kiefer Sibley · ·

OU

  • John Mateer · ·
  • Team · ·
  • Lloyd Avant · ·
  • John Mateer · ·

Highlights

01:17 New Mexico Lobos vs. Oklahoma Sooners: Full Highlights Watch on ESPN 00:42 Tavian Combs comes up with an interception Watch on ESPN 00:09 Grant Glasgow makes 24-yard field goal Watch on ESPN 00:10 Grant Glasgow makes 42-yard field goal Watch on ESPN

NCAAF News

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