State of Mexico

They are getting ready for Wyoming coming up, and that'll be 10 days away.

And hopefully they can get their first conference win and get the momentum of beating New Mexico State to carry over.

I guess in a way, when you have a win like that, It being your first win, it probably, for that reason at least, wasn't the best time to have a bye.

Because you had the momentum that you'd want to keep going.

I would hope it's a lot.

And I think the fact that you have football on campus increases that big time.

Even last Saturday against New Mexico State, the stands looked fairly empty 12 minutes before kickoff.

I remember looking at the scoreboard.

Also, there is the Mexican Revolution, the Cristero War, and 70 years of anti-Catholic legislation and rule by the PRI.

In the center of the country, Guanajuato, Colima, Jalisco, Edomex, Puebla, for example, the faith is much deeper, but in the north and the south it is not so strongly and never really has been, although it varies from place to place.

I found in the north along the border a great deal of indifference to the faith.

There's also a lot of superstition and syncretism.

That game against the Cardinals looking dangerous.

FSU beating Mexico State.

They're back.

And Memphis beat UNLV.

And at one point, I think they had like 9 million people watching the game, 8 million people watching the game.

And that was you, Mexico State versus Florida State.

I don't know if you knew that or not.

Did you see those headlines? Nope, I wasn't one of those people.

So Scoop on there.

And then Toast and Scoop both got New Mexico State.

FSU did not cover.

Of course they weren't going to come.

Bryce Fitzgerald being the best athlete on the team, that's safety, right? It's crazy because you go and you watch some of his picks and how effortless they are, and you're like, man, you just haven't seen that in a really, really, really long time.

Bryce played the

wide receiver for New Mexico State.

They win that game.

They then left, with the media losing track of them.

Later that morning, the head of the Attorney General's Office of the State of Mexico explained what he felt Julio's psychological profile to be.

He said that he had, quote, "...a psychopathic profile characterized by a tendency to copy situations that happened in other places, at other times, and by other people." After all, Julio had been a follower throughout his entire life.

Whether it was Lady Gaga, extremist groups, or school shooters, he never seemed to have much of an identity of his own.