BYU-New Mexico game at a glance

Published: Saturday, Nov. 18, 2006 10:03 p.m. MST
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BYU 42, NEW MEXICO 17

Player of the game

Curtis Brown — BYU's new career all-time rushing leader gained 124 yards on 13 carries, including a 49-yarder for the game's first score.

Play of the game

BYU freshman receiver McKay Jacobson outjumps New Mexico corner Glover Quin, reaching over the top of the Lobo defender to take an apparent end-zone interception and turn the play into a 20-yard TD reception from John Beck for an early 14-0 Cougar advantage.

Key call

With the Lobos looking to cut into a 21-3 deficit, Dustin Gabriel recovers a fumble by UNM running back Paul Baker at the Cougar 29-yard line. The play stands despite an instant-replay review, and the Cougars take over and eventually settle for a 28-3 halftime lead.

Quotable

"They're just another team. They may be a rival, but they're going to get it just like everybody else has gotten it." — Dan Coats, BYU tight end

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When: Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

Where: Rice-Eccles Stadium

TV: CSTV and The mtn.

Radio: 1160AM, 102.7FM

Update: The Utes (7-4, 5-3) defeated Air Force on the Falcons' home field with a last-second field goal.

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