battle of i-10

UTEP got off to a fast start in the Battle of I-10 and never looked back, downing NM State 30-3 to snap a three-game losing streak in the rivalry game on Saturday night in front of 19,034 fans at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

NMSU football brings a team of mostly unknowns into their annual rivalry game with UTEP tomorrow night, since only two starters remain from their last meeting.

For a third consecutive season, MinerTalk is back on 600 ESPN El Paso after every UTEP football and men's basketball game.

The 98th Battle of I-10 for the Silver Spade and Brass Spittoon between UTEP and New Mexico State will kick off the 2021 football season on Saturday, Aug. 28 at Aggie Memorial Stadium.

The 2021 Battle of I-10 between UTEP and New Mexico State will kickoff at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 28th, both schools announced today.

Round two of the Battle of I-10 will tipoff on Tuesday at the Pan American Center, as the undefeated Miners (5-0) will face off against the Aggies (4-4).

Despite 557 yards of total offense and 35 points, a pair of costly mistakes doomed the UTEP football team in their 44-35 loss to NMSU in the Battle of I-10.

In the Battle of I-10, the Miners needed a complete game from their defense in order to bring back home the Silver Spade and Brass Spittoon.

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.