Home / Sports / UTEP Miners' Losing Streak Continues After 24-11 Defeat
UTEP Miners' Losing Streak Continues After 24-11 Defeat
18 Oct
Summary
- UTEP lost 24-11 to San Jose State, extending their losing streak.
- Quarterback EJ Colson Jr. suffered an injury early in the game.
- The Miners are now 1-6 on the season and 0-3 in conference play.
The UTEP football team suffered a significant blow on Saturday night, losing a crucial conference matchup against San Jose State. The Miners were defeated 24-11, marking their fifth consecutive loss and deepening their season-long struggles.
The game began with an early setback for UTEP when quarterback EJ Colson Jr. sustained an injury, forcing him to leave the field. This offensive disruption, coupled with a missed field goal on their opening drive, set a challenging tone for the Miners.
San Jose State capitalized on UTEP's difficulties, scoring early and building a substantial lead throughout the game. The Spartans secured their victory with touchdowns in the third quarter, ultimately sealing the 24-11 win. The Miners now head into a bye week, facing the daunting task of reassessing their strategy and performance.
