1966

It's so neat that El Paso was the place to go against racism and be okay with it.

Another Texas team might take home the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship trophy, but they'll never be the Texas Western Miners.

Not a live in 1966 or maybe want to relive that 1966 championship? Check out the full game broadcast.

With Glory Road added this week to Disney Plus, it's time to look back at the film and where it ranks among the all time best sports movies.

Texas Tech was 12 seconds away from glory but lost to Virginia in overtim.e last night, keeping Texas Western as the only Texas school to win a National Title

Texas Western's 1966 National Championship? Yeah, it's referenced just about every single March in El Paso. The championship—still the only men's team in Texas to win the NCAA title—still serves as the cornerstone of the city's athletic history.

Remember the time Don Haskins "The Bear" was the first to win NCAA title with 5 African American starters?

1966 TWC Captain Orsten Artis Passes Away at 74

Harry Flournoy, the captain of the 1966 Texas Western College National Championship team, has died at the age of 72. So many emotions...please keep our family in your thoughts and prayers! Rest In Paradise Father, Harry Flournoy Jr. pic... Read More ...

Over the years, much has been written about the 1966 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game between Texas Western and Kentucky. Ray Sanchez's book Basketball's Biggest Upset remains a local favorite years after it was first published while Frank Fitzpatrick's And The Walls Came Tumbling Down took a look at the social significance of the Miners' win...