1966 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship: Texas Western College Vs. University Of Kentucky (Full Frame)

DVD, Rating: Not Rated, Runtime: 55, Team Marketing, 10/09/2007

On March 19, 1966, Texas Western College, now known as the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), put an all black starting five on the floor for the first time in an NCAA basketball championship. That night the Texas Western Miners, led by coach Don Haskins with star players David Lattin and Bobby Joe Hill, defeated coach Adolph Rupp's #1 ranked all-white Kentucky Wildcats, 72-65. Lattin set the tone early with a thunderous dunk, highlighting the strength of the Miners, while Hill's back to back steals showed their quickness. Other key players for the Miners included Harry Flourney, Willie Cager, Willie Worsley and Nevil Shed. The Kentucky Wildcats featured Pat Riley, Louis Dampier and Larry Conley. Game newsreel, NCAA highlight video and post-game interview with Adolph Rupp, Presented in black and white. Game Newsreel; NCAA(R) Highlight Video and Post-Game Interview with Adolph Rupp; Presented in Black & White.