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The New Mexico State University Foundation will sponsor the annual NMSU Homecoming weekend, including the Homecoming football game taking place at 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9 at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

NMSU Homecoming

NMSU Foundation to sponsor Homecoming weekend Nov. 8-9

The New Mexico State University Foundation will sponsor the annual NMSU Homecoming weekend, including the Homecoming football game taking place at 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9 at Aggie Memorial Stadium. The Aggies will face off against the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers for the second time in Conference USA history.

Source: NMSU News Release

In 2023, the Aggies achieved a 10-3 regular season record and secured a spot in the New Mexico Bowl. The Aggies played in the CUSA Championship game after defeating Western Kentucky 38-29. The 2024 season marks the first season for NMSU graduate Tony Sanchez as head coach.

Homecoming weekend will include the usual fan favorite activities, including the NMSU Distinguished Alumni Awards Friday, Nov. 8, the Saturday morning Homecoming parade, pregame tailgate parties, halftime entertainment, and a postgame firework show sponsored by the NMSU Foundation.

For updates and information, visit the NMSU Alumni Association website at https://nmsualumni.org/homecoming.html.

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