UTEP got a decisive win, with a to-be star, making the clutch free throws. It was a come-from behind 55-54 win at home against archrival New Mexico State.
UTEP had lost four games in a row, all to big-conference members (Arizona, Oklahoma, Clemson, Vanderbilt). It was time for a win.
With seconds left in Wednesday's game, Chris Washurn made two free throws and UTEP held on.
UTEP still has a lot to improve upon. Defense was not there early. And it also marked the sixth game in a row the Miners didn't score 70 or more points. That can't continue if the Miners are to have a successful season.
UTEP's early record, 2-4, is not great shakes. But at least it was a win over those Aggies.
Many question marks remain in Coach Tim Floyd's third season.
decisived?! You suck Joe!
Posted by: Ed | November 29, 2012 at 12:44 PM
I think this was a great win. NMSU was in the NCAA tourney last year. J. Wash did a great job shutting down Watson in the 2nd half. And we must remember that we have two more guards joining us in December. Im hoping Konner Tucker will shoot the ball with a killer instinct.
If this team keeps improving, hopefully they can be somewhere near the top of the weak C-USA.
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