On March 19, 1966, Texas Western made history. Legendary coach Don Haskins started an all-Black lineup in the NCAA championship game, and the Miners beat top-ranked Kentucky, 72-65, to claim the ...
Thursday marks the 60th anniversary of the day the Texas Western Miners won it all. On March 19th, 1966 the Miners not only ...
LeBron (30) lead Lakers. From Broderick Turner: The combination of Luka Doncic and LeBron James was overpowering and enthralling for all to see during the Lakers ...
Texas Western College, now UTEP, made history 60 years ago by winning the NCAA basketball championship with five Black ...
How Lew Alcindor carried UCLA to a perfect 30–0 record and launched the Bruins’ historic run under John Wooden.
The Akron men's basketball team is "excited" to meet Texas Tech in March Madness. Akron is seeking its first win in the NCAA Division I Tournament.
Who will reach new heights in 2026? Nobody expected Cal Raleigh to hit 60 home runs in 2025. Nobody saw Tarik Skubal coming two years ago -- at least, not at this level of dominance. When a relief ...
After reaching the state title game for the first time in program history, the Concord boys basketball team took it one step ...
In the spring of 1966, the Presentation Colts basketball team brought pride to Marksville after earning the runner up position in the Catholic Youth Organization championship competition held in ...
In a season of ticking off accomplishments, the Cornhuskers bull their way into March taking dead-eye aim at the elephant sitting square in the middle of their locker room: Their school is the only ...
In 1966, Texas Western made history by starting five Black players in the NCAA championship game, challenging norms and paving the way for change in college basketball and civil rights.
Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on March 12, according to the Tribune’s archives. Is an important event missing from this date? Email us. Front page flashback: March 13, 2017 ...
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