tim hardaway

The creator of the UTEP 2-Step is hoping that the second time is the charm. Tim Hardaway, who starred at UTEP from 1985-89 was named today as one of 10 finalists to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2014. He joins a list of players that include: Alonzo Mourning, Mitch Richmond, Kevin Johnson, and Spencer Heywood...

At Michigan he wore #10, the same uniform number hid dad wore at UTEP and later the NBA. Tim Hardaway Jr. will have to pick a different number as a pro, because his new team, the New York Knicks, retired #10 (worn by Hall of Famer Walt Frazier) more than 33 years ago...

The University of Michigan is heading to Atlanta for the Final Four this weekend and so is UTEP great Tim Hardaway. Hardaway will heading to HotLanta to to watch his son, Tim Hardaway Jr., try to win a National Championship. Hardaway talks about Michigan's run, the team itself, if UTEP tried to recruit Hardaway Jr and much more...

It is "Bringing Back The 80's" week at UTEP for the start of the 2012-13 Basketball season and the home opener on Friday against Oral Roberts. Here at SportsTalk, Steve wanted to have as many guests as we could from the 80's Miner basketball teams...

It's hard to believe it's been four years since El Paso lost the man who put UTEP -- if not El Paso -- on the map. Don Haskins died on this day in 2008. In tribute, here's the feature on his viewing at the Haskins Center, along with testimonies former former players and assistants (including UTEP coach Tim Floyd, then at USC) on Haskins' impact on their lives.

In honor of the US Olympics and What’s Up Magazine’s Best of the Best issue, I decided to write my latest column that is sure to attract controversy and debate from El Paso sports fans. So much has been made recently of this year’s US Olympic basketball team compared the 1992 Dream Team, I wanted to create my UTEP men’s basketball “dream team”.

On a night where the UTEP Miners retired Tim Hardaway's number 10 jersey, fans where treated to an overall spectacular show.  UTEP defeated rival Houston in their C-USA home opener 70-50 in front of 8,327 fans.

The Miners began their C-USA home schedule with Houston on Saturday night, January 7th 2012 at the Don Haskins Center. Former UTEP and NBA great Tim Hardaway saw his #10 retired at halftime. The Miners won the game 70-50 and improved their record to 8-8 this season...