Bryant vs. New Mexico State: Final Score & Recap
Final score, recap & advanced stats

Bryant

New Mexico State
▸Final
Aggie Memorial Stadium
BRYATeam statsNMSU
255Total yards305
187Pass227
68Rush78
16First downs19
6-183rd down4-16
1Turnovers1
31:18Possession28:10
- Q4 6:20NMSUKadarius Calloway 17 Yd Run (Ryan Hawk Kick)3–19
- Q4 12:10NMSURyan Hawk 27 Yd Field Goal 3–12
- Q2 13:33NMSURyan Hawk 41 Yd Field Goal 3–9
- Q1 4:08BRYABryce Soli 43 Yd Field Goal 3–6
- Q1 10:02NMSUPJ Johnson III 24 Yd pass from Logan Fife (Ryan Hawk PAT blocked)0–6
How the model called it
Market line
NMSU −19.5
Against the number
BRYA covered
line NMSU −19.5
What the numbers say
- NMSU lived on explosives rather than sustaining drives — a profile that vanished once those chunk plays were tackled. 13% explosive on a 30% success rate
Kickoff161 plays →Final
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NMSU (top)BRYA (bottom)· colored dots = scoresFinal: NMSU 100%
Closing line
NMSU −19.5
Closing total
53.0
Model line
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Actual result
BRYA 3 – 19 NMSU
Bryant
- PassBrennan Myer 20/33, 187 YDS, 1 INT
- RushDylan Kedzior 8 CAR, 28 YDS
- RecAldrich Doe 5 REC, 54 YDS
New Mexico State
- PassLogan Fife 14/31, 227 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INT
- RushKadarius Calloway 12 CAR, 50 YDS, 1 TD
- RecDonovan Faupel 5 REC, 99 YDS
This exact spot, historically
empirical, no ratingsNMSU up 6 entering the 4th quarter. Across 1,662 historically comparable game states (within ±2 pts and ±3 min, from 3,056 games):
77%
NMSU went on to win
A solid but not safe lead
FAQ
What was the final score of Bryant vs. New Mexico State?
Bryant 3, New Mexico State 19.
Did Gridpex's model pick hit?
Yes — the model's pick (NMSU) was correct.
BRYA
NMSU
25%
Success rate
30%
0.03
EPA / pass
0.23
-0.28
EPA / rush
-0.21
22%
Early-down success
28%
35%
Pass success
34%
13%
Rush success
24%
9%
Explosive play rate (15+ yds)
13%
19%
Stuffed rush rate
35%
54%
Pass rate
55%
8.6
Avg 3rd-down distance
8.9
BRYA
8.6 yards to go on 3rd down
69 scrimmage snaps
NMSU
8.9 yards to go on 3rd down
64 scrimmage snaps
| BRYA | NMSU | |
|---|---|---|
| 255 | Total yards | 305 |
| 187 | Passing yards | 227 |
| 68 | Rushing yards | 78 |
| 16 | First downs | 19 |
| 6-18 | 3rd down | 4-16 |
| 0-2 | 4th down | 0-0 |
| 20/33 | Comp/Att | 14/31 |
| 5.7 | Yards per pass | 7.3 |
| 1.9 | Yards per rush | 2.4 |
| 1 | Turnovers | 1 |
| 11-99 | Penalties | 8-80 |
| 31:18 | Possession | 28:10 |
BRYA
9/11 with the model
−0.5 pts · −0.0% win prob
NMSU
9/10 with the model
−0.9 pts · −0.0% win prob
Costliest call
Q2 5:49 NMSU punt on 4th & 2 at NMSU 49. The model preferred go for it, a gap of 0.94 points.
Drive chart
every possession, start to finishBRYA 1/13 scoring drives← own end zone →NMSU 4/14 scoring drives
NMSUPUNT3 pl, 1 yds· own 19Q1
BRYAPUNT3 pl, 18 yds· own 30Q1
NMSUTD6 pl, 82 yds· own 18Q1
BRYAFG13 pl, 49 yds· own 25Q1
NMSUFG11 pl, 66 yds· own 10Q1
BRYAPUNT3 pl, 8 yds· own 25Q2
NMSUPUNT3 pl, -2 yds· own 23Q2
BRYAPUNT4 pl, 15 yds· own 38Q2
NMSUPUNT6 pl, 26 yds· own 23Q2
BRYAPUNT3 pl, -2 yds· own 3Q2
NMSUPUNT3 pl, -7 yds· opp 38Q2
BRYAPUNT7 pl, 52 yds· own 2Q2
NMSUEND1 pl, 5 yds· own 10Q2
BRYAPUNT4 pl, 5 yds· own 25Q3
NMSUINT2 pl, 33 yds· own 27Q3
BRYAPUNT3 pl, -3 yds· own 41Q3
NMSUPUNT3 pl, 4 yds· own 22Q3
BRYADOWNS13 pl, 59 yds· own 30Q3
NMSUPUNT6 pl, 30 yds· own 11Q3
BRYAPUNT3 pl, 1 yds· own 17Q3
NMSUFG9 pl, 55 yds· own 36Q4
BRYADOWNS7 pl, 36 yds· own 25Q4
NMSUTD6 pl, 61 yds· own 39Q4
BRYAINT1 pl, 0 yds· own 25Q4
NMSUPUNT3 pl, 6 yds· own 33Q4
BRYAPUNT5 pl, 16 yds· own 19Q4
NMSUEND3 pl, 3 yds· own 37Q4
- Q4 6:20NMSUKadarius Calloway 17 Yd Run (Ryan Hawk Kick)3–19
- Q4 12:10NMSURyan Hawk 27 Yd Field Goal 3–12
- Q2 13:33NMSURyan Hawk 41 Yd Field Goal 3–9
- Q1 4:08BRYABryce Soli 43 Yd Field Goal 3–6
- Q1 10:02NMSUPJ Johnson III 24 Yd pass from Logan Fife (Ryan Hawk PAT blocked)0–6
Model prediction
how the number is builtOne or both teams lack a power rating (often an FCS opponent), so the model prediction is low-confidence for this game.
Where this number comes from. Every projection on this page is produced by the same model, run before kickoff on opponent-adjusted efficiency, power ratings and situational data — walk-forward validated on eleven seasons and never adjusted after the fact. How the model works →
