In 1965, Don Haskins, the coach of a high school girl basketball team, joins the Texas Western Miners as their new coach. Despite limited resources, Haskins sees an opportunity to challenge the NCAA and moves his family into the college dormitory. He assembles a team of seven talented black players and five Caucasian players, leading them to a historic national championship victory over Kentucky in 1966.
Glory Road
Texas Western Coach Don Haskins achieved a historic milestone in 1966 by guiding the first all-black starting lineup to an NCAA national championship.
