Some Monster Jam wrecks end up on DVD. Some end up on TV. And some just quietly disappear — except for one YouTube channel that wasn't about to let El Paso's get forgotten.
If you're from El Paso, went to UTEP and/or are a college basketball fan; you've heard the story of that epic 1966 championship game. Did you know you can actually still it?
With the calendar turning toward the final 11 games of the regular season, the margin for error continues to shrink for the UTEP men’s basketball team (7-13, 3-6 CUSA).
There are two individuals on both sides of Super Bowl LX with ties to El Paso and UTEP. Let's jump into some of the most notable ties to the Super Bowl for the 915.
After a flurry of departures following the 2-10 season, head coach Scotty Walden has been tasked with finding new players to fill roles across the roster.
The game marked the debut of Malachi Nelson, a highly-touted former five-star recruit, who showcased moments of his potential as UTEP's starting quarterback.