UTEP legend Tim Hardaway signs copies of his new book in El Paso
By Felix F. Chavez
Published on March 29, 2026.
Former UTEP point guard, Tim Hardaway, signed copies of his new autobiography, "Killer Crossover," at the Starlight Event Center in El Paso on March 28. Hardaway's career includes stints with Golden State and Miami, and was mentored by former UTEP and NBA player Nate "Tiny" Archibald during his time at the university. The book is now available online.
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