Q: With CSU having two top-flight wide receivers this year in Olabisi Johnson and Preston Williams, what do the Lobos have to counter the wideouts?
Q: The Rams graduated multiple linemen and are very young along their front this year, which pass rushers are set to give them the most trouble?
Q: The Rams have allowed over 200 yards per game on the ground, how does redshirt senior Tyrone Owens take advantage of that?
Q: The Lobos have won two of their last three games after their matchup against Wisconsin, what did they learn against the Badgers that has helped them as the season has progressed?
Q: What allowed the Lobos to be so successful in their first conference matchup last week against UNLV?
Q: New Mexico hasn’t beaten CSU since 2009, what makes this year’s team able to end the losing streak? Do they have a chip on their shoulder?
Q: What’s your prediction, do the Lobos ruin the Rams’ homecoming celebration this year?
CG: I think the Lobos will give CSU a scare, but ultimately the Rams will prevail in a high scoring affair, 42-35.
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MN: I hate to do it, but I’m going with CSU on Saturday. CSU plays the Lobos tough at home—and I don’t expect things to change much this year, especially with an injury-plagued Lobos team.
Collegian Sports Director Luke Zahlmann can be reached at sports@collegian.com or on Twitter @lukezahlmann. Cameron Goeldner can be reached @goeldfinger and Matthew Narvaiz @matt_narvaiz on Twitter.