the game, causing a fumble that set up the Longhorns' first touchdown on a 3-yard run by Tre' Newton. McCoy and Buckner have connected for touchdowns in three straight games and their first against UTEP made it 23–7. His scoring pass to Shipley made it 33–7 before tailback Vondrell McGee, who had lost his starting position to Newton, took a pitch from McCoy and scrambled 23 yards for a score. McCoy drove Texas to a 21-yard field goal by Hunter Lawrence that made it 50–7 before he was relieved by freshman Garrett Gilbert on Texas' second possession of the third quarter. Houston Donald Buckram and Texas-El Paso knocked off the 12th-ranked Cougars in a 58–41 shootout Saturday night. Keenum completed 51 of 76 passes for 536 yards and five touchdowns. Donald Buckram ran for 262 yards and four scores, helping the Miners upset the previously unbeaten Cougars. The Miners had scored 62 points combined in their previous four games but managed 58 on Saturday. UTEP was ranked 109th in scoring offense and averaged just under 243 yards per game before racking up 58 points and 581 yards of offense (305 rush, 276 pass) against Houston. Case Keenum led the way for Houston, throwing for 536 yards and five touchdowns. He also finished with 76 pass attempts, seven shy of the FBS record set by Drew Brees. With the game tied at halftime, the Miners outscored Houston 20–3 in the third quarter and then hung on while Keenum tried to deliver another comeback as he did the week before to knock off the Red Raiders. Even though Keenum threw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter, the Miners got three of their own: two on 8- and 27-yard runs by Buckram, and another on Roddray Walker's 70-yard fumble return with 3:25 to play. Houston outgained UTEP 664–581, but lost two fumbles and twice settled for field goals. The Cougars got out to a quick 10–0 lead, but after the Miners kicked a field goal, they stopped Houston's potent offense on fourth down at the UTEP 8. The Miners tied it when they recovered a fumble near midfield and scored on a 4-yard pass from Trevor Vittatoe to Tufick Shadrawy. Vittatoe was 19 of 30 for 276 yards and two touchdowns. He threw his other scoring pass in the third quarter, a 74-yarder to Jeff Moturi. Moturi finished with six catches for