battle of i-10

There was a lot to digest following the UTEP Miners 65-50 win over the NMSU Aggies last night at the Don Haskins Center.

Or call the 65-50 win over New Mexico State in the Battle of I-10 a pivotal moment for the UTEP men's basketball program.

The contentious Battle of I-10 rivalry between UTEP and NMSU will reach new heights on Tuesday night at the Don Haskins Center when a new chapter of the matchup takes place.

Even though the season opener drew just 3,738 fans, a 23-point victory over the Cowboys felt fun to watch at the Don on Tuesday.

As UTEP gets ready for the Battle of I-10, they launched a new microsite and hashtag #DEFENDTHEDON to track available tickets in hopes of a sellout.

Former UTEP guard Evan Gilyard chose to transfer to I-10 rival New Mexico State, and added a new surprising twist to the longtime college basketball series.

Turnovers, lack of red zone scoring and blown defensive assignments: these three things are the main factors that contributed to the Miners’ dismal loss to NMSU Saturday, 27-20.

The 96th meeting of the Battle of I-10 between UTEP (0-3) and NMSU (0-4) will be a war for a first win between the two programs.
The long-time rivals have both had shaky starts, each traveling two different roads to get here in week four...

Nearly 57 years after their Sun Bowl win against Utah State, NMSU could have their best shot to break the longest bowl drought in Division 1 history.

In the end, it was garbage time for Striking the Wonder Dog. NMSU’s kickoff tee retriever had run onto the field so often he didn’t want to retrieve anymore...Fetch this, bub.

Fetch this, bub.