Fans should visit the Football Gameday Page for Information on Stadium Policies, Tickets, Parking, Tailgating Policies and more.

 

 

 

Broadcast Information
TV: FS1
Play-by-Play	Tim Brando
Analyst	Devin Gardner
Sideline Reporter	Josh Sims
RADIO: Lobo Radio Network
(770 KKOB-AM flagship in Albuquerque)
Play-by-Play	Robert Portnoy
Analyst	DonTrell Moore
Sideline Reporter	Ned James
RADIO: Gridiron Network
Sirius/XM 385
Play-by-Play	Noah Britt
Analyst	Jon Reynolds
Sideline Reporter	Kurt Kretzschmar

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The New Mexico Lobos open the Bronco Mendenhall era and the 2024 schedule by welcoming Montana State, the No. 4 team in the preseason FCS poll, to University Stadium.   The game will officially kickoff at 2:05 pm Mountain Time, and the game can be heard on the Lobo Radio Network, flagshipped at 770 AM/96.3 FM KKOB in Albuquerque.  The game will be shown on FS1 and is a rare stand-alone day game in college football.

BUYING TICKETS & COMING TO THE GAME

Tickets can be purchased right here and parking passes can be purchased right here.  Fans should check out the Lobo Football Game Day Information Page or information on everything you need to know to enjoy your day at University Stadium.

HOW TO WATCH

The game will be broadcast on FS1, and fans can watch the game right here.

HOW TO LISTEN
The game will be on the Lobo Radio Network, via PlayFlyMedia, flagshipped at 770 KKOB/96.3FM.  Here is the complete station list:

Albuquerque    KKOB-AM    770 AM
Albuquerque   Simulcast 96.3 FM

The game is also available for free through GoLobos.com. The broadcast starts at 1 p.m. Mountain Time with the pregame show and fans can just click right here to listen.

 

 

 

While there is cloud cover rolling in at game time, with the temperature at 90, Lobo Athletics has some information on how to stay cool during the games, and that information is located right here:

There will be two large cooling mister fans, both located under the north end zone video board, one on the east end of the board and one on the west end.

All concessions areas will have Aquafina water as well as shaved ice and agua fresca beverages along with cold beer and Pepsi products. While no Nalgene, Hydro Flasks or Stanley cups are allowed into University stadium, fans can bring one factory-sealed, unopened bottle of water (no larger than 20 oz.) into University Stadium, and the rule is one per fan.  There will be some shaded areas and tents located on the north concourse for fans to avoid the direct sun.

There are also water fountains near the concessions stands on the west concourse and along the north concourse.  Additionally, umbrellas are not allowed inside University Stadium.

Doors open 90 minutes prior to kickoff, opening at 12:30 pm and all parking lots (which open at 7 am) are accessed by right turns only. A reminder that UNM has a clear bag policy for all events, and that policy can be located here.  In the event of inclement weather or lightning, fans at the game will be directed on procedures via in-stadium announcements. For the latest Game Day updates, fans should follow @UNMLOBOS on X (formerly Twitter).