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Quiet day vs. Sooners Moga was 4-for-8 passing for 37 yards during Saturday's 14-6 defeat to Oklahoma.

Impact Moga and the Lobos offense failed to get much going against a stout Sooners defense. Through three games this year, Moga's completed 61.8 percent of his throws for 235 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions while sharing quarterback duties with Toa Fa'avae.

SEPTEMBER 21 • ROTOWIRE

Totals three scores Saturday Moga was 4-for-9 passing for 82 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 70-7 victory over Mercyhurst. He also ran for a one-yard touchdown.

Impact Moga was certainly efficient Saturday, while splitting work again with Toa Fa'avae. Moga gave the Lobos and early lead with his one-yard rushing score in the opening quarter before throwing a pair of long touchdowns to Cade Keith and DJ Darling. Both Moga and Fa'avae have been impressive through two games, though it'll be worth watching how they fare against a much tougher Oklahoma defense next week.

SEPTEMBER 14 • ROTOWIRE

Scottre Humphrey's 2 TDs power New Mexico over Mercyhurst 70-7

Scottre Humphrey rushed for 110 yards and two touchdowns as New Mexico scored a program-record 42 points in the second quarter and rolled past Mercyhurst 70-7 on Saturday

SEPTEMBER 12 • Associated Press

Impresses in opener Moga was 13-for-17 passing for 116 yards and a touchdown during Saturday's 38-7 victory versus Central Michigan.

Impact With Jack Layne (elbow) out for the season, Moga split snaps under center with Toa Fa'avae and James Laubstein in the opener. Moga, a junior transfer from Oregon, certainly demonstrated the best pure passing ability of the three, as he completed 76.5 percent of his throws, highlighted by an 11-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter. While New Mexico will likely rotate quarterbacks again next week against Mercyhurst, Moga has a good chance to eventually take over the starting job.

SEPTEMBER 8 • ROTOWIRE

Laubstein, Glasgow propel New Mexico to 38-7 victory over Central Michigan in season opener for both

James Laubstein had two touchdown runs and Grant Glasgow kicked three field goals to lead New Mexico to a 38-7 victory over Central Michigan in a season opener for both teams

SEPTEMBER 6 • Associated Press

May play in Week 1 Moga may split quarterback snaps in New Mexico's regular-season opener Sept. 5 against Central Michigan, Sean Reider of The Albuquerque Journal reports.

Impact Jack Layne (elbow) being out for the season has not stopped New Mexico's quarterback competition from remaining a three-horse race, with James Laubstein and Toa Fa'avae providing fierce competition for snaps against Moga. But with a lack of clarity on who is better going into Week 1, perhaps all three QBs will play to prove their worth under center. Unlike the other two, Moga comes from experience in a Power Conference program, though he was limited to three passes and three rushing attempts for a combined 107 yards on a potent Oregon offense.

AUGUST 28 • ROTOWIRE

Competing for potential QB1 role Moga is in a three-way competition with James Laubstein and Toa Fa'avae for the QB1 role in case Jack Layne (elbow) isn't ready for the season opener against Central Michigan on Se...

Impact Moga completed 3-of-5 passes for 58 yards last season and might have the inside track to open the season in a starting role as long as Layne isn't ready. However, no decision has been made yet, and head coach Jason Eck said it has been a "pretty even battle" between the three signal-callers to see who gets the nod in case Layne isn't ready to play against UCM.

AUGUST 11 • ROTOWIRE

Seeing plenty of first-team reps Moga is handling much of New Mexico's first-team quarterback reps as starter Jack Layne recovers from elbow surgery, per KRQE News 13.

Impact Moga completed 3-of-5 passes for 58 yards last season as a redshirt freshman, also rushing for 49 yards on three carrires. Layne is still expected to be the starter when the season rolls around, but this extra experience with the starters could be valuable for his development.

APRIL 7 • ROTOWIRE

Picks New Mexico Moga will transfer to New Mexico, per On3.com.

Impact Moga started his career with Oregon, spending two seasons in Eugene. Last year, he completed 3-of-5 passes for 58 yards, also picking up 49 rushing yards in the process. He'll have three seasons of eligibility to play with at New Mexico.

JANUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE

Dylan Raiola announces transfer from Nebraska to Oregon, Jordan Seaton says Colorado chapter closing

Quarterback Dylan Raiola has announced on social media he intends to transfer from Nebraska to Oregon

JANUARY 12 • Associated Press

Entering transfer portal Moga announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal, per Erik Skopil of 247Sports.com.

Impact Moga will enter the portal following two seasons with Oregon. The 6-foot-2 signal caller appeared in three games for the Ducks this season, throwing for 58 scoreless yards while adding 49 yards on the ground as well. He will retain three years of eligibility at his next destination.

JANUARY 11 • ROTOWIRE