I've been born and raised in the city of El Paso, where I graduated from Franklin High School in 2015 and am set to graduate from UTEP in 2019. After graduating high school, I embarked upon a sports journalism route in college at UTEP's student publication, The Prospector, where I served as Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief and Web Editor for a span of four years. For the last four years, I have been covering UTEP, the Chihuahuas, prep sports and just about everything in the Sun City. Before entering my junior year in college, I took my LSAT and was set for law school upon graduation. That quickly changed with opportunities that I received at 600 ESPN, where I have found my new home. My favorite teams are the Los Angeles Rams, Boston Celtics, and the St. Louis Cardinals. I enjoy writing, reading books, watching movies and playing basketball during my free time. I love the city of El Paso!
Adrian Broaddus
Dr. Wilson: Athletics Are the ‘Front Porch of the Institution’
Prior to the conclusion of her trip to El Paso, Dr. Wilson addressed the media Monday morning prior to the UT Board of Regents' vote in 21 days to officially hire her as the University's President.
Time to Get Loco: Five Things That Shined on Opening Night
Bright lights and a soccer field converted from a baseball diamond: Southwest University Park was reborn Saturday evening with a new tenant in the El Paso Locomotive FC.
UTEP Might Just Have Their Next President in Dr. Heather Wilson
News broke this morning that U.S. Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson will resign from her position to become the next president of UTEP.
MTSU 69, UTEP 53: Blue Raiders Race Away Swiftly on Senior Night
It was an uneasy final home game on Wednesday night for the Miners, to say the least.
Middle Tennessee took an early lead and never looked back, racing away with a 69-53 victory over UTEP. The Blue Raiders out-rebounded the Miners 51-33 and shot 43 percent from the floor, cruising…
Middle Tennessee took an early lead and never looked back, racing away with a 69-53 victory over UTEP. The Blue Raiders out-rebounded the Miners 51-33 and shot 43 percent from the floor, cruising…
The Lone UTEP Senior, Paul Thomas: ‘He never stopped fighting’
The team’s lone senior Paul Thomas, who has racked up 2,535 minutes for the Miners through his four seasons, is set to sport his jersey one last time in front of El Paso fans tonight against Middle Tennessee.
New UTEP President Coming Soon, But What Does it Mean for Athletics?
The UT System Board of Regents were set to vote on a finalist to take over the UTEP Presidency on Monday, but it was postponned by the board on a 72-hour notice.
Dana Dimel Announces Staff Changes Prior to UTEP Spring Ball Start
Four promotions and one new coach encapsulate the staff changes to UTEP football, per head coach Dana Dimel today.
The Most Interesting Storylines to Follow During UTEP Spring Ball
Spring ball comes at us earlier this year than most on the Borderland, as the UTEP football squad will gear up to undergo spring practices to fine-tune themselves for next season.
Charlotte 68, UTEP 58: 49ers Demolish UTEP C-USA Tournament Hopes
For the first time since the 1997-98 season, the UTEP men's basketball team will not be heading to a post-season conference tournament.
UTEP vs. Charlotte: Miners in Another Must-Win Situation on the Road
The two-decade-plus streak of making a post-season conference tournament for the Miners is on the line this weekend as the Miners travel to take on Charlotte on Sunday in their second game of C-USA Bonus Play.