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Remember the people who argued that UTEP made a mistake by leaving the WAC in 2005?  They said that the miners didn't have any great rivals in C-USA, and had to travel too far to play the likes of Marshall and East Carolina.

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NMSU head football coach DeWayne Walker knows what is at stake for his Aggies in 2012. The quest for their first bowl game in over half a century is well documented, but 2012 is likely the lame duck season for the WAC football members.

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We all know people can be vindictive.  When NMSU left the Sun Belt Conference for the seemingly greener pastures of the WAC in 2005, the Aggies were not looking through the rear-view mirror.

With the WAC on the verge of extinction, Sun Belt commissioner Karl Benson made it clear yesterday that the conference does not want NMSU back

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It's been a full weekend so this video was delayed, but you'll notice on the official "picks" post a little further in that my college predictions were made and noted BEFORE all the games. The pros? We'll see...

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Winning isn't always pretty, in the end all that counts is that you end up winning, even if it is done so in a sloppy fashion.  UTEP defeated NMSU in the annual  Battle of I-10 16-10 on Saturday evening before a rather large, energetic crowd at Aggie Memorial stadium.  While most expected an offensive shootout, both teams turned it up defensively to make it the ultimate chess match where points were at a premium. 

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On Saturday night, UTEP and NMSU met in the Annual Battle of I-10. The game was a low-scoring defensive struggle, and the Miners rallied to win the game by a final score of 16-10.

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The Miners lost their first game of the 2011 college football season to the SMU Mustangs by a final score of 28-17 . Despite the loss, UTEP had plenty of chances to win the game. A shoulder injury to starting quarterback Nick Lamaison early in the third quarter forced Miners head coach Mike Price to turn to redshirt freshman Javia Hall.

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