This article shares the story of developing tolerance in college basketball. In 1966, UTEP -- then known as Texas Western College -- changed the face of collegiate athletics by starting an all-black lineup for the first time in NCAA championship history. The Miners, led by Hall of Fame Coach Don Haskins, upset the University of Kentucky 72-65 for the national title. The win symbolized a breakthrough for blacks into college sports.
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