**Football Recap: Washington State Cougars Dominate the Lobos in New Mexico**
The Washington State Cougars came out firing on all cylinders as they traveled to face the University of New Mexico Lobos. From the outset, it was clear the Cougars were in control, jumping out to a 21-point lead in the first quarter. Quarterback Mateer connected with receiver Cooper Mathers for two touchdowns, including a 30-yard and a 16-yard strike. Adding to the early barrage, Taariq made a spectacular 57-yard interception return for a touchdown, putting Washington State up 21-0.
The Cougars didn’t let up in the second quarter. They added two more short touchdowns and a field goal to extend their lead, going into halftime with a commanding 38-7 advantage. Despite a valiant effort by the Lobos in the second half, they were undone by a staggering eight interceptions, preventing them from mounting a real comeback.
Washington State’s offense continued to roll, with the Cougars finding success both through the air and on the ground. They racked up over 250 yards rushing, showcasing a well-balanced attack. Mateer threw for four touchdowns on the day, while Mathers was the standout receiver, hauling in three touchdown passes.
With the dominant win, the Cougars improved to 6-2 on the season, sending the Lobos home with another tough defeat.
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