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Tonight will be an early start to the UTEP men's basketball 2019-20 campaign, as the Miners will host the NCAA championship runner-up Texas Tech in a charity exhibition game.

High expectations for the UTEP defense resulted in a big letdown following their performance in the 26-16 loss to UTSA.

It was a tough day at work for the Miners' offense on Saturday night in their 26-16 loss to UTSA. Let's go over the offensive grades.

Coming off back-to-back losses, the Miners (1-2) will need to regroup and get ready to start Conference USA play, as they travel to face Southern Mississippi (2-2) on Saturday, Sept. 28.

We can start to look at are the different possibilities for the Miners to redshirt a couple of their younger players to allow them to develop more in the system and be ready for the gridiron.

With the help of sophomore quarterback Allan Bowman's 260 passing yards (30-of-45) and three touchdowns, Texas Tech (2-0) rolled over UTEP (1-1) 38-3 in Lubbock. But the story of the night was their offense that struggled and the ongoing quarterback battle between Kai Locksley and Brandon Jones…

The undefeated Miners (1-0)—been a while since you could call the Miners “undefeated”—will hit the road this week to face Texas Tech (1-0) on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Jones AT&T Stadium in Lubbock.

Dana Dimel had to do something this morning that he's never had to experience in his 37 years of coaching—break the news to his players and coaches that one of their own, tight end signee Luke Laufenberg, died today following his battle with a rare form of leukemia.

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.

As the Miners get ready to head to Ruidoso this weekend for fall camp, the team addressed the media this afternoon in anticipation for practices to get underway.