He was Burston with talent.
Had Cameron Burston brought those talents to the University of New Mexico as originally planned, and not to Tarleton State University, what might have happened?
Normally, I try to stay away from what-ifs. This one, though, caught my fancy this week.
Burston, I wrote in April 2017, just might be the guy University of New Mexico football had never had under then-head coach Bob Davie – hadn’t had, truly, since Graham Leigh in the late 1990s: a quarterback who could pass or run with equal effectiveness.
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Other teams in the Mountain West Conference had found such people: Brett Smith and Josh Allen (whatever happened to him?) at Wyoming, Cody Fajardo at Nevada, Grant Hedrick at Boise State, others with similar run-pass skills. The Lobos, though, had never found that guy.
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Offensive lineman Sage Doxtater (76) is an Aggie veteran, but New Mexico State is eager to use its two-game spring schedule to see what newcomers can do heading into the regular 2021 season. (New Mexico State Athletics photo)
February football, anyone?
The New Mexico State University football team will take a stab at something completely different Sunday, taking on Tarleton State at the Sun Bowl in El Paso. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m.
It’s a long-awaited moment for the Aggies, who did not participate in fall football because of the coronavirus pandemic. It’s the first of two spring games for NMSU, which will also host Dixie State at the Sun Bowl on March 6.
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