Local / El Paso / Texas

The first UTEP Football Radio Show for 2019 back on 600 ESPN El Paso gets underway tonight, with voice of the Miners Jon Teicher as the host, coach Dana Dimel and featured guest UTEP sophomore wide receiver Tre’Shon Wolf. Next episode will be next Wednesday, Aug. 28 at the Hilton Garden Inn.

Busy show on a short edition of SportsTalk, as we kick off the show with Bernie Olivas of the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl. Jay Jaffe talks baseball and beer with us from Fangraphs. UTEP soccer first-year head coach Kathryn Balogun previews the season with us in the second hour. Jeff Erickson of Rotowire…

UTEP Director of Athletics Jim Senter joins Steve at Southwest University Park to talk about new forthcomings at UTEP, such as tickets, the new student tailgate incentive and all sorts of topics at UTEP.

Steve is live from Southwest University Park, as the Chihuahuas quest for playoff berth in the final homestead of the season. Special guests from the Chihuahuas include Andy Imfeld, pitcher Dietrich Enns and infielder Matthew Batten. Tim Hagerty joins us to close out the show to preview the game.

The first “UTEP Football With Dana Dimel” Radio Show of the season will officially kick-off Wednesday night live at Hudson's Bar & Grill, located at 1770 Lee Trevino Dr., from 6-7 p.m.

The Sun Bowl will enter into a new era of its 86-year-old bowl game by naming Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes the title sponsor of the newly-named Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl.

In efforts to improve the student fan experience at Miner football games, the UTEP athletic department succeeded again in improving the overall gameday involvement by allotting an exclusive tailgating area atop the Sun Bowl parking garage for students.

Get lost among the cornstalks at La Union beginning Sept. 21.

We’re live from the Lube N Go Studios and we kick the show off with the voice of the Texas Longhorns Craig Way to honor the life of Cedric Benson. Rick “Doc” Walker joins us from the Redskins broadcast team to talk Washington football. Teresa and Rue of Votto Speedway talk about…

Anyone want an apology for some unintended but magical football? Nah. El Paso has been everyone else’s political football for 400 years, from Don Juan de Oñate to another Don.