Tony Sanchez walked into the Hall of Legends like he was walking into a funeral.

It was the most heartbroken New Mexico State's coach has been in a postgame press conference since assuming that role ahead of the 2024 season. The Aggies (3-6, 1-5 Conference USA) have lost many games under him, 15 in total after a 24-21 defeat to Kennesaw State (7-2, 5-0) on Saturday, Nov. 8, at home, but Sanchez was more despondent than he was after any of the previous 14.

And it's because it happened again.

NM State suffered another crushing defeat at the end of a game. It had already happened when the Aggies lost 30-27 to Liberty and 24-17 to Missouri State , and it happened again against the Owls.

Doing his best to keep his emotions together, he faced the media alone for the first time after a

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