Best/Worst Case Scenario: St. Michael's
NMPreps schedule breakdown of the 2023 New Mexico high school football season. The team weighs in on the best and worst case scenario for each team. Schedules here. We are releasing the teams by their submission #nmpreps
2023 SCHEDULE
8-19 @ Taos - COIN FLIP
8 - 26 vs Capital - COIN FLIP
9 - 1 @ Santa Fe - FAVORITE
9 - 8 @ Los Alamos - FAVORITE
9 - 15 bye
9 - 23 vs Aztec - FAVORITE
9 - 30 vs WLV - FAVORITE/CF
10 - 6 @ Robertson - COIN FLIP
10 - 14 vs Raton - FAVORITE
10 - 21 @ EP Cathedral - FAVORITE
10 - 27 @ SFIS - FAVORITE
2022 Record: 11-2 overall, 3-1 district
Best Case Scenario: 10-0 overall. The Horsemen went 9-1 during the regular season only falling to longtime rival Robertson (28-20) at home. The Horsemen flip the schedule and will again have to battle in a tough district with West LV, Raton, SFIS, and of course Robertson. Two close games from last season that will again be tough games are at Taos (20-8 score) and Capital (28-24 score). Can the Horsemen return to the state championship game for a third consecutive season?
Worst Case Scenario: 6-4 overall. The Horsemen feature four coin flip games -- Taos, Capital, West Las Vegas, and Robertson. The Taos and Robertson games will be on the road this season and could be a true test for the Horsemen. Los Alamos, despite losing 45-0 in '22, could provide more of a challenge this season but not enough to put them in a CF situation.
NMPreps schedule breakdown of the 2023 New Mexico high school football season. The team weighs in on the best and worst case scenario for each team. Schedules here. We are releasing the teams by their submission #nmpreps
2023 SCHEDULE
8-19 @ Taos - COIN FLIP
8 - 26 vs Capital - COIN FLIP
9 - 1 @ Santa Fe - FAVORITE
9 - 8 @ Los Alamos - FAVORITE
9 - 15 bye
9 - 23 vs Aztec - FAVORITE
9 - 30 vs WLV - FAVORITE/CF
10 - 6 @ Robertson - COIN FLIP
10 - 14 vs Raton - FAVORITE
10 - 21 @ EP Cathedral - FAVORITE
10 - 27 @ SFIS - FAVORITE
2022 Record: 11-2 overall, 3-1 district
Best Case Scenario: 10-0 overall. The Horsemen went 9-1 during the regular season only falling to longtime rival Robertson (28-20) at home. The Horsemen flip the schedule and will again have to battle in a tough district with West LV, Raton, SFIS, and of course Robertson. Two close games from last season that will again be tough games are at Taos (20-8 score) and Capital (28-24 score). Can the Horsemen return to the state championship game for a third consecutive season?
Worst Case Scenario: 6-4 overall. The Horsemen feature four coin flip games -- Taos, Capital, West Las Vegas, and Robertson. The Taos and Robertson games will be on the road this season and could be a true test for the Horsemen. Los Alamos, despite losing 45-0 in '22, could provide more of a challenge this season but not enough to put them in a CF situation.
