Amazing Quiz On New Mexico State Aggies Football

Siddeeq Shabazz, a player from New Mexico State, was selected as the 246th overall pick by the Oakland team in the 2003 NFL Draft.

Buck Pierce led New Mexico State with 1,510 passing yards and seven touchdowns passes in 2003.

Ronshay Johnson led New Mexico State in the category of receiving with 928 yards. This means that he had the most receiving yards among all players on the team. Receiving yards are accumulated when a player catches a pass from the quarterback and advances the ball. Ronshay Johnson was the most successful player on the team in terms of receiving, gaining the highest number of yards in this category.

In 2001, Dario Aguiniga was not a first team all-conference nominee.

In the 2001 season, New Mexico State was shutout 64-0 by Kansas State.

Muammar Ali is the correct answer because he led New Mexico State in all-purpose yards with 605 in 2004.

In 2004, Aubrey Dorisme from New Mexico State led the team in the category of sacks. This means that he was the player who successfully tackled the opposing team's quarterback behind the line of scrimmage the most number of times. Sacks are a crucial defensive statistic as they disrupt the opposing team's offensive plays and can lead to turnovers or loss of yardage. Dorisme's ability to consistently sack the quarterback showcases his skill and impact on the team's defense during that season.

In 2003, New Mexico State had a total of 42 kickoff returns. The question asks for the number of kickoff return yards they had on those returns. The correct answer is 773, indicating that New Mexico State gained a total of 773 yards on their 42 kickoff returns in 2003.

Paul Dombrowski was not a unanimous first team All-Sun Belt member in 2002 for New Mexico State.

New Mexico State scored 49 points to win the 80th "Battle of I-10" in 2002.

In 2002, New Mexico State lost the Sun Belt title game to North Texas with a score of 38-27.

Jimmy Cottrell is the correct answer because he tallied up a team-high 102 total tackles for New Mexico State in 2002. This means that he had the most tackles out of all the players on the team that year.

Chris Barnes, a player from New Mexico State, was selected 161st overall in the 2001 NFL Draft. The question asks which team drafted him, and the correct answer is the Baltimore Ravens.

In the 92nd meeting with New Mexico in 2001, New Mexico State lost by a shutout score of 53-0.

Kenton Keith had a team-high 11 rushing touchdowns for New Mexico State in 2001.