Lobos Secure Commitment from JUCO Defensive End Brayden Ellis
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Lobos Secure Commitment from JUCO Defensive End Brayden Ellis

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The New Mexico Lobos have successfully landed a commitment from transfer defensive end Brayden Ellis. Ellis officially committed to New Mexico on Friday, announcing the news via social media. This commitment is a significant development for the Lobos, as Ellis represents the first transfer to commit to the program since the winter.

Standing 6-foot-3 and weighing 240 pounds, Ellis joins the Lobos as a sophomore defensive end. He made his decision to attend UNM over UTSA. The summary notes that the Lobos have a little more help on the way with this addition to their roster.

Ellis arrives at New Mexico following a stint in junior college football. Last season, he played for the College of San Mateo, where he made eight total tackles. Before playing for the College of San Mateo, Ellis spent one year playing for the City College of San Francisco.

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