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The Ides of March were unkind to UTEP basketball. Both the men and women fell in the semifinals at the C-USA Tournament today.

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Today was a successful day for both UTEP basketball teams at the C-USA tournament in Tulsa.

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UTEP sophomore forward Julian Washburn garnered third team All-Conference USA honors on Monday, based on a vote by league coaches and media.

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All the momentum UTEP had after consecutive wins over Memphis and Southern Miss seems to be gone.  After a lackluster performance against UCF over the weekend, the Miners dropped their final home game of the season, 68-61 to Rice

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The entire basketball world is convening in central Florida for the NBA All Star Break.  Tim Floyd once coached in the NBA, Michael Jordan's son hoops it up for UCF, and Julian Washburn's father was the third pick in the 1986 NBA draft.  Those are the only all NBA tie-ins I

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Fueled by a strong defensive performance, UTEP was finally able to snap a four game losing streak.  It was hard to tell whether Tulsa was ice cold or bothered by the Miners' defense.  One thing was certain; D'Von Campbell and Julian Washburn did a great job locking down Tulsa's two leading scorers, Jordan Clarkson and Scottie Haralson

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Post game press conferences are always a little tense and uneasy.  Nobody really wants to be there, and if the team lost the coach is in an especially foul mood.

There is a strange phenomenon that happens when a coach goes against the norm and says something mildly amusing

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As the Miners head to the Gulf for a three-game road swing, we'll give you a whiff of some home-cookin'. Here's UTEP freshman Julian Washburn's no-look reverse dunk from last Wednesday's 70-56 win over East Carolina.

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College basketball coaches will always tell you there are two seasons, non-conference and conference.  Some coaches like to pad their non-conference record with a cupcake schedule, but most coaches like to battle test their teams with a variety of opponents

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