How to Watch Liberty vs New Mexico State | Live Stream & Start Time | September 9

The Liberty Flames (1-0) have home advantage in a CUSA battle versus the New Mexico State Aggies (1-1) at Williams Stadium on Saturday, September 9, 2023. Check out the article below for all the details you need to know, including how to watch this game on Fubo.

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Liberty vs. New Mexico State Game Time and How to Watch

• Game Day: Saturday, September 9, 2023
• Game Time: 6:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: ESPN+
• Location: Lynchburg, Virginia
• Stadium: Williams Stadium
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• Moneyline Favorite: Liberty (-488)
• Spread: Flames (-13)
• Total: 56

Liberty vs. New Mexico State Stats and Insights

• Liberty has scored just 10 more points than its opponents this season (10 per game). New Mexico State has scored 26 more points than its opponents (13 per game).
• Liberty, on average, scores three more points (34) than New Mexico State allows (31).
• This year New Mexico State racks up 20 more points per game (44) than Liberty surrenders (24).
• When they go over what the Flames give up this season (24 points per game), the Aggies are 1-1.

Top Performers

Liberty

• Kaidon Salter has led the charge for the Flames’ offense this year, registering 143 passing yards with two passing touchdowns, zero interceptions and a 55% completion percentage.
• Salter has been a factor with his legs, running for 82 yards and zero TDs in one game.
• Vaughn Blue has collected 50 rushing yards (12.5 yards per carry) and zero touchdowns in one game for the Flames.
• As a pass-catcher, Blue has compiled two catches on three targets for 20 yards and one touchdown.
• Billy Lucas has piled up 38 rushing yards (38 yards per game) and one touchdown while averaging 4.8 yards per carry in one game for the Flames.
• Bentley Hanshaw has been targeted two times for one receptions, 17 yards and one touchdown in one game.
• Jerome Jolly Jr. has helped spur the Flames’ defense with six tackles and two interceptions in one game.
• Chris Boti has helped lead the Flames’ defense with 1.5 sacks to go along with one TFL and five tackles in one game.
• Kobe Singleton has helped carry the Flames’ defense with one interception to go along with four tackles and one pass defended in one game.
• The Flames’ defensive unit has been aided by Quinton Reese, who has played one game, collecting four tackles and one interception.

New Mexico State

• Diego Pavia has five TD passes and two interceptions in two games, completing 68.1% of his throws for 565 yards (282.5 per game).
• On the ground, Pavia has scored zero touchdowns and picked up 21 yards.
• In two games, Star Thomas has run for 138 yards (69 per game) and two TDs.
• In the passing game, Thomas has scored zero touchdowns, with five catches for 52 yards.
• On the ground, Ahmonte Watkins has scored two touchdowns and accumulated 116 yards (58 per game).
• In two games, Jordin Parker has two catches for 103 yards (51.5 per game) and two touchdowns.
• In two games for the Aggies, Nikhil Webb Walker has amassed 1.5 sacks to go with one TFL and nine tackles.
• In two games for the Aggies, Jeremiah Vessel has posted six tackles, two TFL, and one pass defended.
• Gabe Peterson has 0.5 sacks to go with six tackles in two games.
• On defense, Keyshaun Elliott has piled up nine tackles and two TFL in two games.