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Doug Martin, New Mexico State Aggies
Record: 22-63 in 7 seasons
The New Mexico State Aggies are a program that has been juggling their affiliates in conferences since 2012. The Aggies were part of the Western Athletic Conference from 2005 until it dissolved after the 2012 season. As a result, the Aggies have experienced underwhelming seasons with Doug Martin as head coach.
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Since his time as head coach of the Aggies, Martin has only coached one winning season in 2017 with a 7-6 record. This was the last season that the Aggies were a part of the Sun Belt before going independent.
Before 2017, the last time that the Aggies accumulated a winning season was in 2002 where the Aggies went 7-5. Outside of the seven-win season in 2017, Martin has not been able to coach the Aggies to a year with more than three wins.
Martin’s time as head coach of the Aggies might be coming to an end soon after the Aggies accounted for a 2-10 record last year. Their lone win versus a fellow FBS opponent was at home against the UTEP Miners.
They are projected to account for another 2-10 record this 2020 season with only four offensive starters returning. They are also returning seven starters from a defense that was ranked 129th (among all 130 FBS teams) in points allowed per game (41) and 129th in rushing yards allowed per game (259.2).