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How Texas Western's 1966 national championship changed college sports forever | NCAA.com
11 important details you might not know about UTEP's historic upset of Kentucky in 1966 | NCAA.com
Texas Western makes history in 1966 with an all-black starting five | NCAA .com
ESPN on Twitter: "56 years ago, Texas Western won the 1966 national championship. The Miners started five Black players against Kentucky, the first time a team started an all-Black lineup in an
1965–66 Texas Western Miners men's basketball team - Wikipedia
What If: Duke Had Beaten Kentucky In The 1966 Final Four? - Duke Basketball Report
Texas Western Championship Team at the White House
1965–66 Texas Western Miners basketball team | wall
Willie Cager and Pat Riley - Photos: 1966 Texas Western vs. Kentucky National Championship Game - ESPN
Significance of Texas Western's 1966 NCAA title not realized at first - CBSSports.com
Texas Western was 1st with all-Black starting five to win NCAA title
Captain of 1966 TWC champion team dies at 74 | KFOX
UTEP Basketball - Texas Western College was the first to start 5️⃣ Black players in its 1966 NCAA title win over Kentucky. #JUNETEENTH #TWC66 | Facebook
BHM 2019: The Story of Texas Western's Historic 1966 National Title
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1966 UTEP men's hoops roster
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Texas Western's 1966 title can be appreciated without game tape - Sports Illustrated
A Game Changed History, but It's Hardly Been Seen Since - The New York Times
A Championship in 1966 Was a Step for Integration - The New York Times
Pat Riley Recalls Historic March Madness Moment in Kentucky's Loss to Texas Western
Anybody but another Texas team; El Pasoans prideful of Texas Western championship | KTSM 9 News
Harry Flournoy Jr., captain of '66 NCAA Championship team, passes away | NCAA.com