FRESNO — Coach Danny Gonzales’ rebuilding project for the University of New Mexico football team isn’t just about young players.
The veterans, and even graduate managers, are pitching in to help in any way they can for the Lobos’ future.
Bryson Carroll, who has been a graduate manager this season, was in a contributing role during practices last week and he suited up as an emergency quarterback for the Lobos due to injuries to quarterbacks Terry Wilson (elbow) and CJ Montes (hand). Carroll didn’t play on Saturday, when UNM lost at Fresno State 34-7, but he was ready.