How Texas Western's 1966 national championship changed college sports forever | NCAA.com
Harry Flournoy Jr., 72, Dies; a Captain of First All-Black Starting Five to Win N.C.A.A. Title - The New York Times
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USA Today Ranks Texas Western Throwback Best College Basketball Throwback Uniform - Miner Rush
Texas Western makes history in 1966 with an all-black starting five | NCAA.com
1966 Jerry Armstrong Game Worn Texas Western Miners Jersey from | Lot #80251 | Heritage Auctions
The Impact The 1966 Texas Western Men's Basketball Championship Had On The Game | KRWG Public Media
Captain of 1966 TWC champion team dies at 74 | KFOX
52 years ago today, Texas Western won NCAA basketball championship
How Texas Western's 1966 national championship changed college sports forever | NCAA.com
RELEASE DATE: Jan 11, 2006;STUDIO: Walt Disney Pictures. PLOT: In 1966, Texas Western coach Don Haskins led the first all-black starting line-up for a college basketball team to the NCAA national championship.
From Texas Western to Texas Tech: Basketball is Back in Texas
Don Haskins, 78; basketball coach was first to win NCAA title with 5 black starters - Los Angeles Times
Texas Western, NCAA Basketball, 1966 by Henry Kaye Creative Action Net - Creative Action Network
Texas Western's Nevil Shed reflects on 1966 National Championship
How the 1966 NCAA Championship changed the world
And The Wheels Turned," a UTEP student produced documentary on the NCAA championship game of 1966 - YouTube
Amazon.com: 1966 Texas Western/Kentucky : Pat Riley, Don Haskins, David Lattin, Bobby Joe Hill, Harry Flourney, Willie Cager, Willie Worsley, Nevil Shed, Louis Dampier, Larry Conley, Texas Western Basketball: Sports & Outdoors
Men's Basketball - UTEP Miners
Texas Western visited Colorado State on 1966 historic national title run – The Denver Post
UTEP on Twitter: "During Black History Month, we celebrate Texas Western's (now UTEP) 1966 NCAA basketball title. It was the first time an all-black starting five won the championship. Willie Worsley discusses
Jerry Armstrong, member of 1966 Texas Western basketball team, dies at age 76 | KTSM 9 News
Texas Western celebrating historic title 50 years later | News | itemonline.com
A Game Changed History, but It's Hardly Been Seen Since - The New York Times
Texas Western basketball and Don Haskins helped shape the future of sports - BVM Sports
Texas Western "National Champs" - Home
