Lobo wide reciever Delane Hart-Johnson (left) and running back Richard McQuarley celebrate moments after McQuarley dove into the end zone Saturday Nov. 3, 2015. The Lobos pulled ahead of the aggies in the fourth quarter, eventually winning 38-29.
It didn’t look promising for New Mexico at the start of the second half.
The Lobos were trailing in-state rival New Mexico State 26-14, and wide receiver Carlos Wiggins fumbled the opening kickoff, giving the Aggies prime field position.
However, UNM rallied and dominated the second half against NMSU, outscoring the Aggies 24-3 for a 38-29 victory at University Stadium, the team’s fourth-straight win in the Rio Grande Rivalry.