DALLAS – Wednesday morning, the conference office released information pertaining to the 2025 Conference USA Football Kickoff and Media Day. For the second consecutive year, the event will at the home of the PGA of America in Frisco, Texas. This year's event is scheduled for Tuesday, July 22.
 
There, CUSA Commissioner Judy MacLeod, as well as head coaches and players from each of the 12 CUSA programs will be on hand to discuss and preview the upcoming 2025 football season. This marks the first formal event under the league's 2025 12-team configuration.
 
NM State will be represented by Head Coach Tony Sanchez, quarterback Logan Fife and linebacker Tyler Martinez. The trio of Aggies will take part in a traditional press conference as well as a live show which will be host by ESPN's Mike Corey on ESPN+.
 
Sanchez will be one of three head coaches in their second year with their respective programs as he is joined by Middle Tennessee's Derek Mason and UTEP's Scotty Walden. Additionally, this will be the first year that both Delaware and Missouri State will participate in the event as they enter their first year of membership.
 
Senior linebacker Tyler Martinez is one of six 2024 all-CUSA selections that will take part in Media Day. He is joined by first-team selections Aaron Fenimore (Liberty) and Kam Thomas (UTEP) along with second teamers James Dawn II (Sam Houston), JeRico Washington Jr. (Kennesaw State) and Brylan Green (Liberty).
 
A full schedule of events will be available at a later date.
 
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