Gavin Hardison

If you take a close look at the style of football that the Dallas Cowboys and UTEP Miners are currently playing, the similarities between the two are striking.

UTEP head football coach Dana Dimel switched up his offensive play calling against Boise State and it resulted in one of the program's biggest wins in years.

The UTEP football team did the unthinkable on Friday night and upset Boise State 27-10 in their final non-conference matchup of the season.

Despite the Miners locking in a 20-13 win against NM State, UTEP is ranked 13th this week among the bottom FBS programs.

After three games, the UTEP football team is still struggling to move the ball consistently on offense, and their issues have been magnified in the second half.

UTEP football eked out a win on Saturday against NM State, 20-13. In the win, Miner fans were split.

It wasn't pretty, but the Miners got their first win of the season in a 20-13 tight win over NM State in a bizarre edition of the Battle of I-10.

Two winless programs searching for a win headlines the Battle of I-10 this week, as the Miner football team (0-2) prepares to host their rivals NM State (0-2) on Saturday at the Sun Bowl.

There's no sugarcoating it. Despite a solid start, the UTEP football team disappointed the fan base on Saturday night in front of a packed house, falling to North Texas, 31-13.

As the preseason previews continue, let's talk about the Miner special teams unit going into the 2022 season. Following an up and down 2021, the coaching staff calls the special teams unit to be more consistent and productive.

The UTEP defense was beyond impressive in 2021. Thanks to seven returning starters, the expectations are high for the unit in 2022.

As the Miners go into the 2022 season, they will rely on their offense to be much improved from last year.