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    2022 Schedule5 - 7

    • OpponentDate
    • North Texas, L 13-318/27
    • @ Oklahoma, L 13-459/03
    • New Mexico State, W 20-139/10
    • @ New Mexico, L 10-279/17
    • Boise State, W 27-109/23
    • @ Charlotte, W 41-3510/01
    • @ Louisiana Tech, L 31-4110/08
    • Florida Atlantic, W 24-2110/22
    • Middle Tennessee, L 13-2410/29
    • @ Rice, L 30-3711/03
    • FIU, W 40-611/19
    • @ UTSA, L 31-3411/26

    Past Seasons

    • 2021  (7 - 6)
    • 2020  (3 - 5)
    • 2019  (1 - 11)
    • 2018  (1 - 11)
    • Click a season above to view results.

    Program History

    • National Titles: 0
    • Conference Titles: 2
    • All-Time Record: 399-614-28
    • Heisman Winners: 0
    • Consensus All-Americans: 1

    UTEP Miners

    2022 Schedule5 - 7

    • OpponentDate
    • North Texas, L 13-318/27
    • @ Oklahoma, L 13-459/03
    • New Mexico State, W 20-139/10
    • @ New Mexico, L 10-279/17
    • Boise State, W 27-109/23
    • @ Charlotte, W 41-3510/01
    • @ Louisiana Tech, L 31-4110/08
    • Florida Atlantic, W 24-2110/22
    • Middle Tennessee, L 13-2410/29
    • @ Rice, L 30-3711/03
    • FIU, W 40-611/19
    • @ UTSA, L 31-3411/26

    About the UTEP Miners

    The Sun Bowl. Aaron Jones. Mike Brumbelow. Cardiac Hill. Mike Price. Paydirt Pete. Don Maynard. Dynamite the burro. Fred Carr. The Silver Spade and the Brass Spittoon. Seth Joyner. This is UTEP football. 

    The State College of Mines and Metallurgy hit the football field for the first time in 1914 under head coach Tommy Dwyer. The school changed its name to Texas Western in 1949, and the following year, Brumbelow became head coach and went on to become the program's most successful head coach with a .651 winning percentage over seven seasons.

     

     

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