Luke Moga

And when was the last time you felt really good about their quarterback? been a minute and then last year they had quarterbacks in the in the bowl game they're running up and down the field yeah it's crazy um espn about the new mexico game um it it uses x comment about you know going to the steakhouse and talks about you know his lobos are heading to norman to win um the the paragraph But they wrote up on the Oklahoma-New Mexico game, New Mexico has been nearly flawless in wins over low-level opponents.

A pair of quarterbacks, the pass-first Luke Moga and all-or-nothing dual threat Toa Fahave, have played well in Jacqueline's absence.

Running back Scott Trey Humphrey is excellent.

And Darren Agu and Brett Carhu might be one of the better pass-rushing duos in the group of six.

being ruled out for the year.

And they brought in Luke Moga, a former Oregon transfer, as kind of an insurance policy.

So that paid off for them.

They got James Lobstein, who was the backup last year, back of the NCAA waiver.

Not to say that they were uncomfortable with the idea of rotating, but the idea of kind of explaining it and kind of like explaining how they kind of work together.

Like I talked with, like I'll have a story later today with a lot of comments from Luke Moga.

And that was probably about as in-depth as I had ever really kind of seen him explain stuff, frankly.

And he seemed to really kind of relish talking about the idea that he's a guy that, of course, was on Oregon's roster.

This is going to be a brand new scene for Toa Fahave.

Well,

even it's a brand new scene for Luke Moga.

Yeah.

first four series, right? Looks like Toa gets the first two.

Luke Moga gets the next two.

And then what happens after that? And this may be the week where you see more of one than the other.

You've had the luxury of doing whatever you want over the first two weeks.

Scott Trey is your hammer, but he gives you that extra element of some burst, and that's why he is still a part of this offense.

Yeah, I got no problem with it.

Does Luke Moga have the higher upside when it comes to passing?

Yes.

I think they can win the Mountain West Conference.

But just specifically talking about this game, I watched Luke Moga and Toa Bavai overthrow wide-open receivers on Saturday.

I'm a tear-missed a few, too.

I mean, it's, yeah, yeah.