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Over the last five seasons, Austin Brawley has played 1,415 career snaps. And for the majority of that count, New Mexico鈥檚 veteran safety has been a productive 鈥� if not key 鈥� member of five strong defenses. 

The 36 snaps he played Saturday night made him feel this one might be different.

鈥淭his 鈥� probably is the greatest defense I鈥檝e played on in my career,鈥� Brawley said.

UNM鈥檚 defense looked the part in a 38-7 shellacking of Central Michigan, wasting no time picking up from where it left off last season 鈥� and maybe even showed a little something more.

The Lobos (1-0) held the Chippewas to 149 total yards, a good night of work as is. But nearly half of that total was accrued on Central Michigan鈥檚 lone scoring drive 鈥� a 10-play, 75-yard jaunt against UNM鈥檚 backups late in the fourth quarter.

The first three quarters provided a more accurate picture: UNM limited Central Michigan to 61 yards through its first eight drives of the day 鈥� five of which were three and outs.

The Chippewas (0-1) converted just two third downs on 11 attempts.

鈥淚t was a really dominating performance,鈥� Lobos coach Jason Eck said Saturday.

UNM also didn鈥檛 struggle to contain Central Michigan鈥檚 two dual-threat quarterbacks, Angel Flores and Jadyn Glasser. Both scrambled for only three yards, per Pro Football Focus (PFF), and averaged 1.38 yards per carry on the night.

Despite recording only three sacks, PFF also credited the Lobos with 14 pressures on the night. Eck said UNM was more conservative rushing Central Michigan鈥檚 quarterbacks due to their ability to run and the Chippewas鈥� tendencies on late downs.

鈥淎t times, we still wanted to be sound against the run on, you know, third-and-8,鈥� he added. 鈥淲here some teams are really, really (pass-heavy) when you get that far, I think they were only like 62% (likely to pass) on third-and-long, which seems like a lot.

鈥淏ut really, a lot of teams are like, 90% (likely to pass) on third-and-long.鈥�

Two turnovers (an interception by defensive lineman Xavier Slayton, and a strip sack by defensive end Darren Agu that resulted in defensive tackle Jalen McIver鈥檚 fumble recovery) only added to UNM鈥檚 strong night.

Eck, however, wouldn鈥檛 have minded seeing a couple more.

鈥淚 gave Brawley a hard time because last year, he only (played) four games or whatever (because) of an injury,鈥� Eck said. 鈥淗e took advantage of all those interception opportunities. I thought he had about two interceptions (Saturday) he almost came down with.鈥�

For his part, Brawley鈥檚 belief this defense might be the best he鈥檚 been a part of goes beyond the stats. UNM made a conscious effort over the offseason to bolster the depth of its defense from last year, already one of the best in the Mountain West.

Saturday, it looked like that effort paid off.

鈥淲e just have dudes that fly around,鈥� Brawley said. 鈥淭hey鈥檙e invested in being (part of) a great defense. And if one player goes down, we have three players that are ready to go. I鈥檝e never been on a team that had this much depth.鈥�

Sean Reider covers college football and other sports for the Journal. You can reach him at sreider@abqjournal.com or via X at .