New Mexico Programs Go to Extremes to Keep Playing

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Both of the state of New Mexico’s Division I athletics programs are taking a unique approach to managing the COVID-19 pandemic.

The University of New Mexico is participating in football this season, but has relocated football operations to Las Vegas where it will play its “home” games. According to Bleacher Report, the entire operation will cost the Lobos $70,000 per week — an eye-popping figure out of context — but one that New Mexico AD Eddie Nunez believes makes sense.

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