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Go Blazers! ! ! !

It's more dead here than at a basketball game in Fogleman Arena in New Orleans.]]>
Go Blazers! ! ! !

It's more dead here than at a basketball game in Fogleman Arena in New Orleans.]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=347809 Wed, 18 Feb 2009 14:03:11 -0600 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=347809 will be accepted through Feb. 23.

The league will select 12 finalists (one from each school) that will each receive two 2009-10 season tickets to their school's home basketball games. The video finalists will then be featured on ConferenceUSA.com from Feb. 25-Mar. 4, where fans will decide the Grand Prize winner to be announced on March 5.

The fan vote winner receives a pair of club seats to both the 2009 C-USA Men's Basketball Championship in Memphis and the 2010 C-USA Men's Basketball Championship in Tulsa, as well as another chance to record their life as an Ultimate Fan at both events.

Click below to enter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crcQVy-62Eo]]> will be accepted through Feb. 23.

The league will select 12 finalists (one from each school) that will each receive two 2009-10 season tickets to their school's home basketball games. The video finalists will then be featured on ConferenceUSA.com from Feb. 25-Mar. 4, where fans will decide the Grand Prize winner to be announced on March 5.

The fan vote winner receives a pair of club seats to both the 2009 C-USA Men's Basketball Championship in Memphis and the 2010 C-USA Men's Basketball Championship in Tulsa, as well as another chance to record their life as an Ultimate Fan at both events.

Click below to enter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crcQVy-62Eo]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=346611 Fri, 13 Feb 2009 10:12:48 -0600 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=346611 Quote:C-USA's top scorer brings a tall order
By Jacob Messer
Daily Mail sports writer

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- With Marshall set to face Texas-El Paso this weekend, DJ must worry about DJ.

The former is Donnie Jones, the Thundering Herd's second-year coach. The latter is Stefon Jackson, the Miners' fourth-year superstar.

Jones' abbreviation-based nickname is obvious. It comes from his first and last names. Jackson's, on the other hand, stems from his shooting ability ... draining jumpers.

Jackson does that better - or at least more frequently - than any other player in Conference USA, a 14-year-old, Dallas-based league.

Jones will need a plan and a defender who can keep Jackson from doing that too often Saturday, when the Thundering Herd (11-13, 3-6) visits the Don Haskins Center to face the Miners (14-9, 5-4) at 9:05 p.m.

The obvious choice to guard Jackson, who ranks second in the league and 10th in the nation in scoring at 22.6 points per game, is Shaquille Johnson.

The 6-foot-3, 195-pound Johnson is only 2 inches shorter than the 6-5, 185-pound Jackson, but the freshman can make up for his height disadvantage with his 44-inch vertical jump. That matchup would pit an intense and athletic rookie versus a wily and wiry veteran.

Jackson owns the league and school record for career points with 2,068...
C-USA's top scorer brings a tall order]]> Quote:C-USA's top scorer brings a tall order
By Jacob Messer
Daily Mail sports writer

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- With Marshall set to face Texas-El Paso this weekend, DJ must worry about DJ.

The former is Donnie Jones, the Thundering Herd's second-year coach. The latter is Stefon Jackson, the Miners' fourth-year superstar.

Jones' abbreviation-based nickname is obvious. It comes from his first and last names. Jackson's, on the other hand, stems from his shooting ability ... draining jumpers.

Jackson does that better - or at least more frequently - than any other player in Conference USA, a 14-year-old, Dallas-based league.

Jones will need a plan and a defender who can keep Jackson from doing that too often Saturday, when the Thundering Herd (11-13, 3-6) visits the Don Haskins Center to face the Miners (14-9, 5-4) at 9:05 p.m.

The obvious choice to guard Jackson, who ranks second in the league and 10th in the nation in scoring at 22.6 points per game, is Shaquille Johnson.

The 6-foot-3, 195-pound Johnson is only 2 inches shorter than the 6-5, 185-pound Jackson, but the freshman can make up for his height disadvantage with his 44-inch vertical jump. That matchup would pit an intense and athletic rookie versus a wily and wiry veteran.

Jackson owns the league and school record for career points with 2,068...
C-USA's top scorer brings a tall order]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=337804 Thu, 01 Jan 2009 15:51:17 -0600 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=337804
Hello from University at Buffalo.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!!!!!

We are up for the Pontiac game changing performance for the bomb that beat Temple at ESPN.com. It would be a 100k scholarship for us!!
Can you give us a hand and vote for UB on the link below !

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UB made the Final Four.

No one gives us a chance, vs three BCS powers...we will not be outworked.

Everyone can vote once per week per PC.


http://promo.espn.go.com/espn/contests/pontiacgcp/

or espn.com

keyword=pontiac]]>
Hello from University at Buffalo.

WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!!!!!

We are up for the Pontiac game changing performance for the bomb that beat Temple at ESPN.com. It would be a 100k scholarship for us!!
Can you give us a hand and vote for UB on the link below !

________________________________________________
UB made the Final Four.

No one gives us a chance, vs three BCS powers...we will not be outworked.

Everyone can vote once per week per PC.


http://promo.espn.go.com/espn/contests/pontiacgcp/

or espn.com

keyword=pontiac]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=337551 Wed, 31 Dec 2008 12:50:50 -0600 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=337551
According to Pomeroy Rankings:

#11 Memphis
#50 Houston
#61 UAB
#68 Southern Mississippi
#72 Tulsa
#78 UTEP

http://kenpom.com/rate.php


According to Sagarin Computer Rankings:

#32 Memphis
#47 UAB
#71 Houston
#75 Tulsa
#86 Southern Mississippi
#87 UTEP

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/bkt0809.htm]]>
According to Pomeroy Rankings:

#11 Memphis
#50 Houston
#61 UAB
#68 Southern Mississippi
#72 Tulsa
#78 UTEP

http://kenpom.com/rate.php


According to Sagarin Computer Rankings:

#32 Memphis
#47 UAB
#71 Houston
#75 Tulsa
#86 Southern Mississippi
#87 UTEP

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/sagarin/bkt0809.htm]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=309740 Fri, 15 Aug 2008 17:21:12 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=309740
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap...&type=lgns]]>
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap...&type=lgns]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=298059 Fri, 09 May 2008 10:54:18 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=298059 2008 UTEP Miners football preview. Feel free to comment below.]]> 2008 UTEP Miners football preview. Feel free to comment below.]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=289746 Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:37:14 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=289746 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=286992 Thu, 13 Mar 2008 01:04:34 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=286992 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=265320 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 16:28:45 -0600 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=265320 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=259676 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 21:25:31 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=259676 2007-2008 Conference USA basketball previews.]]> 2007-2008 Conference USA basketball previews.]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=247465 Tue, 28 Aug 2007 22:23:49 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=247465
L & J
Carlos & Mickey's
Casa Jurado
Chicos Tacos
Kiki's
Lucy's

Which one for dinner and which one for lunch or are there better suggestions?]]>
L & J
Carlos & Mickey's
Casa Jurado
Chicos Tacos
Kiki's
Lucy's

Which one for dinner and which one for lunch or are there better suggestions?]]> http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=240056 Wed, 04 Jul 2007 23:01:13 -0500 http://ncaabbs.com/showthread.php?tid=240056
NCAA men's basketball tournament appearances:1963(Lost to Texas 47-65), 1964(Defeated Texas A&M 68-62 & Creighton 63-52, lost to Kansas State 60-64), 1966(Defeated Oklahoma City 89-74, Cincinnati 78-76, Kansas 81-80, Utah 85-78, & Kentucky 72-65), 1967(Defeated Seattle 62-54 & Wyoming 69-67, lost to Pacific 63-72), 1970(Lost to Utah State 81-91), 1975(Lost to Indiana 53-78), 1984(Lost to UNLV 60-73), 1985(Defeated Tulsa 79-75, lost to North Carolina State 73-86), 1986(Lost to Bradley 65-83), 1987(Defeated Arizona 98-91, lost to Iowa 82-84), 1988(Lost to Seton Hall 64-80), 1989(Defeated LSU 85-74, lost to Indiana 69-92), 1990(Lost to Minnesota 61-64), 1992(Defeated Evansville 55-50 & Kansas 66-60, lost to Cincinnati 67-69), 2004(Lost to Maryland 83-86), 2005(Lost to Utah 54-60)

Men's basketball post-season NIT appearances:1965(Lost to Manhattan 53-71), 1972(Lost to Niagara 57-76), 1980(Defeated Wichita State 58-56, lost to Michigan 65-74), 1981(Defeated San Jose State 57-53, lost to Tulsa 67-72), 1983(Lost to Fresno State 64-71), 1993(Defeated Houston 67-61, lost to Georgetown 44-71), 1995(Defeated Montana 90-60, lost to New Mexico State 89-92), 2001(Defeated McNeese State 84-74, lost to Memphis 65-90), 2006(Defeated Lipscomb 85-66, lost to Michigan 67-82)

UTEP Football Tradition

Football bowl appearances
Sun Bowl(El Paso, Texas):1937(Lost to Hardin-Simmons 6-34), 1949(Lost to West Virginia 12-21), 1950(Defeated Georgetown 33-20), 1954(Defeated Southern Miss 37-14), 1955(Defeated Florida State 47-20), 1957(Lost to George Washington 0-13), 1965(Defeated TCU 13-12), 1967(Defeated Ole' Miss 14-7)
Independence Bowl(Shreveport, Louisiana):1988(Lost to Southern Miss 18-38)
Humanitarian Bowl(Boise, Idaho):2000(Lost to Boise State 23-38)
Houston Bowl(Houston, Texas):2004(Lost to Colorado 28-33)
GMAC Bowl(Mobile, Alabama):2005(Lost to Toledo 13-45)

UTEP's Fan Base

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 30,000 fans per home game in football:1987(42,086), 1988(35,975), 1992(30,131), 1999(36,455), 2000(44,715), 2004(41,209), 2005(47,899), 2006(42,444)

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 8,000 fans per home game in men's basketball:1976-77(10,879), 1977-78(8,124), 1978-79(9,104), 1979-80(9,293), 1980-81(9,346), 1981-82(8,758), 1982-83(8,885), 1983-84(11,568), 1984-85(10,732) 1985-86(11,001), 1986-87(11,106), 1987-88(10,198), 1988-89(10,263), 1989-90(10,927), 1990-91(8,707), 1992-93(8,416), 1993-94(8,738), 1994-95(10,362), 1995-96(8,448), 1999-00(8,534), 2000-01(9,657), 2003-04(10,282), 2004-05(10,405), 2005-06(9,695), 2006-07(8,707)

Main UTEP Football & Basketball Facilities

Football: Sun Bowl Stadium(On campus), seating capacity 51,500. Built in 1963 with an initial seating capacity of 30,000 and expanded to its present capacity in 1982.



Basketball: Don Haskins Center(On campus), seating capacity 12,000. Built in 1976.

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NCAA men's basketball tournament appearances:1963(Lost to Texas 47-65), 1964(Defeated Texas A&M 68-62 & Creighton 63-52, lost to Kansas State 60-64), 1966(Defeated Oklahoma City 89-74, Cincinnati 78-76, Kansas 81-80, Utah 85-78, & Kentucky 72-65), 1967(Defeated Seattle 62-54 & Wyoming 69-67, lost to Pacific 63-72), 1970(Lost to Utah State 81-91), 1975(Lost to Indiana 53-78), 1984(Lost to UNLV 60-73), 1985(Defeated Tulsa 79-75, lost to North Carolina State 73-86), 1986(Lost to Bradley 65-83), 1987(Defeated Arizona 98-91, lost to Iowa 82-84), 1988(Lost to Seton Hall 64-80), 1989(Defeated LSU 85-74, lost to Indiana 69-92), 1990(Lost to Minnesota 61-64), 1992(Defeated Evansville 55-50 & Kansas 66-60, lost to Cincinnati 67-69), 2004(Lost to Maryland 83-86), 2005(Lost to Utah 54-60)

Men's basketball post-season NIT appearances:1965(Lost to Manhattan 53-71), 1972(Lost to Niagara 57-76), 1980(Defeated Wichita State 58-56, lost to Michigan 65-74), 1981(Defeated San Jose State 57-53, lost to Tulsa 67-72), 1983(Lost to Fresno State 64-71), 1993(Defeated Houston 67-61, lost to Georgetown 44-71), 1995(Defeated Montana 90-60, lost to New Mexico State 89-92), 2001(Defeated McNeese State 84-74, lost to Memphis 65-90), 2006(Defeated Lipscomb 85-66, lost to Michigan 67-82)

UTEP Football Tradition

Football bowl appearances
Sun Bowl(El Paso, Texas):1937(Lost to Hardin-Simmons 6-34), 1949(Lost to West Virginia 12-21), 1950(Defeated Georgetown 33-20), 1954(Defeated Southern Miss 37-14), 1955(Defeated Florida State 47-20), 1957(Lost to George Washington 0-13), 1965(Defeated TCU 13-12), 1967(Defeated Ole' Miss 14-7)
Independence Bowl(Shreveport, Louisiana):1988(Lost to Southern Miss 18-38)
Humanitarian Bowl(Boise, Idaho):2000(Lost to Boise State 23-38)
Houston Bowl(Houston, Texas):2004(Lost to Colorado 28-33)
GMAC Bowl(Mobile, Alabama):2005(Lost to Toledo 13-45)

UTEP's Fan Base

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 30,000 fans per home game in football:1987(42,086), 1988(35,975), 1992(30,131), 1999(36,455), 2000(44,715), 2004(41,209), 2005(47,899), 2006(42,444)

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 8,000 fans per home game in men's basketball:1976-77(10,879), 1977-78(8,124), 1978-79(9,104), 1979-80(9,293), 1980-81(9,346), 1981-82(8,758), 1982-83(8,885), 1983-84(11,568), 1984-85(10,732) 1985-86(11,001), 1986-87(11,106), 1987-88(10,198), 1988-89(10,263), 1989-90(10,927), 1990-91(8,707), 1992-93(8,416), 1993-94(8,738), 1994-95(10,362), 1995-96(8,448), 1999-00(8,534), 2000-01(9,657), 2003-04(10,282), 2004-05(10,405), 2005-06(9,695), 2006-07(8,707)

Main UTEP Football & Basketball Facilities

Football: Sun Bowl Stadium(On campus), seating capacity 51,500. Built in 1963 with an initial seating capacity of 30,000 and expanded to its present capacity in 1982.



Basketball: Don Haskins Center(On campus), seating capacity 12,000. Built in 1976.

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NCAA men's basketball tournament appearances:1963(Lost to Texas 47-65), 1964(Defeated Texas A&M 68-62 & Creighton 63-52, lost to Kansas State 60-64), 1966(Defeated Oklahoma City 89-74, Cincinnati 78-76, Kansas 81-80, Utah 85-78, & Kentucky 72-65), 1967(Defeated Seattle 62-54 & Wyoming 69-67, lost to Pacific 63-72), 1970(Lost to Utah State 81-91), 1975(Lost to Indiana 53-78), 1984(Lost to UNLV 60-73), 1985(Defeated Tulsa 79-75, lost to North Carolina State 73-86), 1986(Lost to Bradley 65-83), 1987(Defeated Arizona 98-91, lost to Iowa 82-84), 1988(Lost to Seton Hall 64-80), 1989(Defeated LSU 85-74, lost to Indiana 69-92), 1990(Lost to Minnesota 61-64), 1992(Defeated Evansville 55-50 & Kansas 66-60, lost to Cincinnati 67-69), 2004(Lost to Maryland 83-86), 2005(Lost to Utah 54-60)

Men's basketball post-season NIT appearances:1965(Lost to Manhattan 53-71), 1972(Lost to Niagara 57-76), 1980(Defeated Wichita State 58-56, lost to Michigan 65-74), 1981(Defeated San Jose State 57-53, lost to Tulsa 67-72), 1983(Lost to Fresno State 64-71), 1993(Defeated Houston 67-61, lost to Georgetown 44-71), 1995(Defeated Montana 90-60, lost to New Mexico State 89-92), 2001(Defeated McNeese State 84-74, lost to Memphis 65-90), 2006(Defeated Lipscomb 85-66, lost to Michigan 67-82)

UTEP Football Tradition

Football bowl appearances
Sun Bowl(El Paso, Texas):1937(Lost to Hardin-Simmons 6-34), 1949(Lost to West Virginia 12-21), 1950(Defeated Georgetown 33-20), 1954(Defeated Southern Miss 37-14), 1955(Defeated Florida State 47-20), 1957(Lost to George Washington 0-13), 1965(Defeated TCU 13-12), 1967(Defeated Ole' Miss 14-7)
Independence Bowl(Shreveport, Louisiana):1988(Lost to Southern Miss 18-38)
Humanitarian Bowl(Boise, Idaho):2000(Lost to Boise State 23-38)
Houston Bowl(Houston, Texas):2004(Lost to Colorado 28-33)
GMAC Bowl(Mobile, Alabama):2005(Lost to Toledo 13-45)

UTEP's Fan Base

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 30,000 fans per home game in football:1987(42,086), 1988(35,975), 1992(30,131), 1999(36,455), 2000(44,715), 2004(41,209), 2005(47,899), 2006(42,444)

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 8,000 fans per home game in men's basketball:1976-77(10,879), 1977-78(8,124), 1978-79(9,104), 1979-80(9,293), 1980-81(9,346), 1981-82(8,758), 1982-83(8,885), 1983-84(11,568), 1984-85(10,732) 1985-86(11,001), 1986-87(11,106), 1987-88(10,198), 1988-89(10,263), 1989-90(10,927), 1990-91(8,707), 1992-93(8,416), 1993-94(8,738), 1994-95(10,362), 1995-96(8,448), 1999-00(8,534), 2000-01(9,657), 2003-04(10,282), 2004-05(10,405), 2005-06(9,695), 2006-07(8,707)

Main UTEP Football & Basketball Facilities

Football: Sun Bowl Stadium(On campus), seating capacity 51,500. Built in 1963 with an initial seating capacity of 30,000 and expanded to its present capacity in 1982.



Basketball: Don Haskins Center(On campus), seating capacity 12,000. Built in 1976.

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NCAA men's basketball tournament appearances:1963(Lost to Texas 47-65), 1964(Defeated Texas A&M 68-62 & Creighton 63-52, lost to Kansas State 60-64), 1966(Defeated Oklahoma City 89-74, Cincinnati 78-76, Kansas 81-80, Utah 85-78, & Kentucky 72-65), 1967(Defeated Seattle 62-54 & Wyoming 69-67, lost to Pacific 63-72), 1970(Lost to Utah State 81-91), 1975(Lost to Indiana 53-78), 1984(Lost to UNLV 60-73), 1985(Defeated Tulsa 79-75, lost to North Carolina State 73-86), 1986(Lost to Bradley 65-83), 1987(Defeated Arizona 98-91, lost to Iowa 82-84), 1988(Lost to Seton Hall 64-80), 1989(Defeated LSU 85-74, lost to Indiana 69-92), 1990(Lost to Minnesota 61-64), 1992(Defeated Evansville 55-50 & Kansas 66-60, lost to Cincinnati 67-69), 2004(Lost to Maryland 83-86), 2005(Lost to Utah 54-60)

Men's basketball post-season NIT appearances:1965(Lost to Manhattan 53-71), 1972(Lost to Niagara 57-76), 1980(Defeated Wichita State 58-56, lost to Michigan 65-74), 1981(Defeated San Jose State 57-53, lost to Tulsa 67-72), 1983(Lost to Fresno State 64-71), 1993(Defeated Houston 67-61, lost to Georgetown 44-71), 1995(Defeated Montana 90-60, lost to New Mexico State 89-92), 2001(Defeated McNeese State 84-74, lost to Memphis 65-90), 2006(Defeated Lipscomb 85-66, lost to Michigan 67-82)

UTEP Football Tradition

Football bowl appearances
Sun Bowl(El Paso, Texas):1937(Lost to Hardin-Simmons 6-34), 1949(Lost to West Virginia 12-21), 1950(Defeated Georgetown 33-20), 1954(Defeated Southern Miss 37-14), 1955(Defeated Florida State 47-20), 1957(Lost to George Washington 0-13), 1965(Defeated TCU 13-12), 1967(Defeated Ole' Miss 14-7)
Independence Bowl(Shreveport, Louisiana):1988(Lost to Southern Miss 18-38)
Humanitarian Bowl(Boise, Idaho):2000(Lost to Boise State 23-38)
Houston Bowl(Houston, Texas):2004(Lost to Colorado 28-33)
GMAC Bowl(Mobile, Alabama):2005(Lost to Toledo 13-45)

UTEP's Fan Base

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 30,000 fans per home game in football:1987(42,086), 1988(35,975), 1992(30,131), 1999(36,455), 2000(44,715), 2004(41,209), 2005(47,899), 2006(42,444)

Seasons when UTEP has averaged at least 8,000 fans per home game in men's basketball:1976-77(10,879), 1977-78(8,124), 1978-79(9,104), 1979-80(9,293), 1980-81(9,346), 1981-82(8,758), 1982-83(8,885), 1983-84(11,568), 1984-85(10,732) 1985-86(11,001), 1986-87(11,106), 1987-88(10,198), 1988-89(10,263), 1989-90(10,927), 1990-91(8,707), 1992-93(8,416), 1993-94(8,738), 1994-95(10,362), 1995-96(8,448), 1999-00(8,534), 2000-01(9,657), 2003-04(10,282), 2004-05(10,405), 2005-06(9,695), 2006-07(8,707)

Main UTEP Football & Basketball Facilities

Football: Sun Bowl Stadium(On campus), seating capacity 51,500. Built in 1963 with an initial seating capacity of 30,000 and expanded to its present capacity in 1982.



Basketball: Don Haskins Center(On campus), seating capacity 12,000. Built in 1976.

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