bryson williams

As a result of his performance in the G-League Elite Camp, Bryson Williams has been invited to the NBA Draft Combine this week in Chicago.

Former UTEP Miner Bryson Williams has been one of the best players this season for Texas Tech, who are 13-4 and in position to return to the NCAA Tournament.

The two-time All-Conference forward made his decision official on Sunday as Bryson Williams committed to Texas Tech.

First-year head coach Joe Golding took the first step in trying to bolster their options at the starting forward position with the signing of Georgetown transfer forward Jamari Sibley on Thursday. Sibley will have four years of eligibility to play at UTEP.

The UTEP men's basketball squad added a new piece to their already talented backcourt with the signing of freshman point guard Kezza Giffa, a product of Paris, France.

After almost two months into Joe Golding's tenure at UTEP, the recruiting front has been a little slow-moving and unrushed for the men's basketball squad.

UTEP forward Bryson Williams is carefully weighing his options for next season, and the Miners are among many college basketball teams that he is considering.

Bryson Williams, a two-time All-Conference USA forward, has elected to transfer from the UTEP men's basketball team as a graduate transfer.

After losing to FAU in the first round of the C-USA Tournament, the Miners are left to regroup in another offseason filled with uncertainty.

Prior to the start of the Conference USA Tournament in Frisco (March 9-13), the Miners will close out the regular season against one of the country's top basketball programs in No. 13 Kansas on Thursday in Allen Fieldhouse.