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CASH CHEEKS
#4 - TIGHT END - UTEP MINERS
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#4 - TIGHT END - UTEP MINERS
111
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TD
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Teu's 2 TDs help San Jose State subdue UTEP in 24-11 win
Viliami Teu ran for 156 yards and two touchdowns and San Jose State beat UTEP 24-11
OCTOBER 18
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Associated Press
Grabs third touchdown
Cheeks had two receptions (on three targets) for 31 yards and a touchdown during Saturday's 30-13 loss to Nevada.
Impact
Cheeks continues to stand out as a red-zone weapon for the Miners -- the 6-foot-7 tight end cut UTEP's deficit to 30-13 with his eight-yard touchdown grab in the fourth quarter. Cheeks only has six receptions (for 90 yards) through four games this year, though three have gone for touchdowns.
OCTOBER 12
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ROTOWIRE
Herschel Turner runs for 192 yards and Nevada dominates on defense in 30-13 win over UTEP
Herschel Turner ran for a career-high 192 yards and his 72-yard touchdown burst broke the game open in the third quarter, leading Nevada to a 30-13 victory over UTEP
OCTOBER 11
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Associated Press
Two grabs, two touchdowns in win
Cheeks caught two targets for 29 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 51-10 win versus Texas Southern.
Impact
The 6-foot-7 Cheeks emerged as a red zone weapon for the Miners' on Saturday, as he brought in his first two collegiate touchdowns on his only two targets. Cheeks transferred to UTEP this offseason from Northern Colorado, where he totaled 18 receptions for 171 yards last year.
SEPTEMBER 14
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ROTOWIRE
EJ Colson Jr. throws 4 TD passes, runs for score in UTEP's 51-10 victory over Texas Southern
EJ Colson Jr. threw four touchdown passes and ran for a score and UTEP breezed to a 51-10 victory over FCS-member Texas Southern
SEPTEMBER 13
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Associated Press
Available for summer
Cheeks (ankle) has recovered and is available for training camp, according to Bret Bloomquist of El Paso Times.
Impact
Cheeks should be one of the primary options in the Miners' offense since he's slated to open the 2026 campaign as the team's TE1. He missed the entire 2025 campaign due to an ankle problem, but in his most recent healthy season, Cheeks logged 18 catches for 171 yards at FCS Northern Colorado in 2024.
AUGUST 4
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ROTOWIRE
Should be available for summer
Cheeks (ankle) is expected to be a full go for the Miners' summer workouts, per the El Paso Times.
Impact
Cheeks logged 18 catches for 171 yards at FCS Northern Colorado in 2024, missing last season due to an ankle ailment. Now, the tight end is slated to be a factor for the Miners' offense in 2025, and it's a good sign that he's expected to be at 100 percent prior to fall camp kicking off.
MAY 5
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ROTOWIRE
Won't return this season
Cheeks (ankle) is out for the rest of the 2025 season.
Impact
Cheeks won't be an option for the rest of the campaign. This leaves UTEP very thin in terms of depth at the TE position. Alex Szczesniak should see most of the snaps at TE going forward.
OCTOBER 28, 2025
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ROTOWIRE
Ruled out vs. Bulldogs
Cheeks (ankle) won't play against Louisiana Tech in Week 5.
Impact
Cheeks has yet to play this season and he'll remain out in Week 5. His next chance to play will come on Oct. 8 against Liberty after a bye week.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2025
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ROTOWIRE
Ruled out vs. Bulldogs
Cheeks (ankle) won't play against Louisiana Tech in Week 5.
Impact
Cheeks has yet to play this season and he'll remain out in Week 5. His next chance to play will come on Oct. 8 against Liberty after a bye week.
SEPTEMBER 27, 2025
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ROTOWIRE
Recovering from ankle injury
Cheeks announced via Instagram that he's recovering from an apparent ankle injury, Adrian Broaddus of 600 ESPN El Paso reports.
Impact
Cheeks also posted a picture in the hospital with a cast on, which indicates that the ankle injury was severe. The 6-foot-7 tight end's recovery timeline remains unknown, but it is highly unlikely that he'll be able to suit up for UTEP's season opener in two weeks.
AUGUST 14, 2025
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ROTOWIRE