As always, out of all of the divisions covered here on FloFootball, Division II provides the biggest changes among teams in the top 25 that you can expect to see in the playoffs.

For the first time since 2017, New Mexico State owns the bragging rights coming out of the Battle of I-25. The Aggies now seek back-to-back wins over FBS opponents for the first time since 2018, and their third win over Mountain West Conference competition on the season, when San Jose State visits Las Cruces in Week 8.

Rivals New Mexico and New Mexico State first met on the gridiron in 1894. Saturday marks the 112th contest in this historic, heated series.

With a challenging road swing in its rearview, New Mexico State returns to Las Cruces in Week 4 with a prime opportunity to get into the win column.

The Jerry Kill era of New Mexico State football officially kicks off on Aug. 27, but it's not the only debut set for the Aggies' 2022 season opener against Nevada.

Sophomore Dino Maldonado passed for 321 yards and three touchdowns in New Mexico State’s 43-35 victory over South Carolina State last weekend, but he might not be the Aggies’ starting quarterback for Saturday’s game against Hawaii. Although he’s healthy, Maldonado may not even play.