UH is 8-0 overall and 5-0 in the WAC. New Mexico State is 4-5 and 1-3. The Warriors do not play next week.

Brennan, whose first pass was intercepted, has scoring passes of 16 yards to Jason Rivers and 20, 42 and 11 yards to Ryan Grice-Mullins and 23 and 12 yards to Davone Bess.

He finished with 29 of 46 for 425 yards.

On its first score, UH drove 65 yards with Brennan hooking up with Rivers for a score. The extra-point kick was missed.

New Mexico State then drove from its 25 to UH's 33 when it failed to convert on fourth-and-1.

Brennan then drove UH 67 yards, capping the drive with a 20-yard scoring pass to Grice-Mullins on a third-and-7 play.

Dan Kelly's extra-point kick made it 13-0.

The Aggies drove from their 24 to UH's 17, but UH linebacker Adam Leonard intercepted a tipped pass and returned the ball to the UH 29, halting a good Aggie drive.

In the second quarter, UH sacked New Mexico State quarterback Chase Holbrook twice, pinning the Aggies back to their 6. Myron Newberry then returned a punt 29 yards to the Aggie 12.

Kelly then kicked a 27-yard field goal to make it 16-0.

Brennan then hit Grice-Mullins on a short pass and the receiver sprinted in for a score and a 23-0 lead.

The Aggies then drove for a field goal, cutting it to 23-3 at halftime.

Brennan completed 15 of 23 for 231 yards in the first half.

New Mexico State took the opening second-half kickoff and drove for a 41-yard field goal by Paul Young to make it 23-6.

But UH drove 61 yards on five plays, capped by Bess' touchdown reception for a 29-6 lead. The extra-point again failed.

The Aggies came right back behind the passing of Chase Holbrook, who hit Wes Neiman for a 19-yard scoring pass on a fourth-and-3 play.

Brennan drove UH right back, going 68 yards that was capped by an 11-yard touchdown reception to Grice-Mullins. Kelly's kick was good for a 36-13 lead.

After stopping the Aggies at its 5, UH drove 10 plays for a score, capped when Brennan hit Bess for a 12-yard score and a 43-13 lead.