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3 mins of the Texas Western (UTEP) vs. Kentucky Game in 1966

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This was a local El Paso piece on the 20th reunion of the 1966 NCAA Basketball Champion Texas Western Miners Basketball team. The team had their 40th reunion back in 2006 when Glory Road hit theaters. The piece follows the Miners run through the NCAA tournament and what happened afterwards. Each member of the team is introduced at a UTEP game in 1986 at the end of the piece (which can be seen in part 2).

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With UTEP's upset win of Kansas in the 1992 NCAA Tournament, the 1966 Texas Western College National Championship team was brought into the forefront. In 1967, Texas Western College changed its name to the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP). This 1992 sportscenter piece interviews Don Haskins and several members of the 1966 TWC National Championship team.

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This was a local piece on the 20th reunion of the 1966 NCAA Basketball Champion Texas Western Miners Basketball team. The team had their 40th reunion back in 2006 when Glory Road hit theaters. The piece follows the Miners run through the NCAA tournament and what happened afterwards. Each member of the team is introduced at a UTEP game in 1986 at the end of the piece.

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UTEP President Diana Natalicio discussing 1966 Texas Western NCAA Basketball Championship

UTEP President Diana Natalicio discussing 1966 Texas Western NCAA Basketball Championship

The Texas Western Model Railroad in Ft. Worth was featured in the January/ February issue of the Cowcatcher Round-Up railfan magazine. Check them out at www.cowcatcherroundup.com COPYRIGHT 2009 TEXASPACIFIC Check out the newly updated Lone Star Railfanning site and become a part of it! http

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WESTERN PARTNER DANCE " WALTZ ACROSS TEXAS ", choreographed by Lois & John Nielson, danced to " Waltz Across Texas " sung by The Dean Brothers (UK), PLEASE VISIT OUR WESTERN DANCE VIDEO AND COUNTRY MUSIC TOUR WEBSITE AT www.freewebs.com

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Santa Fe Super Chief on the Texas Western Model Railroad 2 The Texas Western Model Railroad is a 5000 square foot HO scale railroad that's open to the public every Saturday during the month of November, which is National Model Railroad month. COPYRIGHT 2008 TEXASPACIFIC Cheap Advertising! www.freewebs.com

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Dayna Wills and Floyd Domino perform here with Jody Nix and His West Texas Cowboys in San Marcos Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame awards show where Jody was inducted that night. Junior Knight on pedal steel guitar, Robert Weeks, fiddle, Larry Nix-bass ans Dixie Hankins-drums.

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John Case, jazz/western swing pianist performs Oh, Lady Be Good with The Texas Natural Western Swing Band Al Dressens Super Swing Revue at The Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame show in San Marcos Texas. Johnn was inducted into the Hall of Fame that night and performs here with Herb Remington on pedla steel, Erik Hokkanen, Paul Glasse, Louise Rowe, Bill Dessens, Billy McBay, Danny Levin, Neal Clausnitzer, George Uptmor, Dayna Wills looks on. Mr Case has a long career performing with Joe Carson, Tom Morrell and the Time Warp Tophands, James Clay and countless others.

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May 16th 2009 The 17th Annual Texas Natural and Western Swing Festival was held in San Marcos, Texas. During the day downtown in the Square western swing bands perform all day and in the evening is The 21st Annual Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame Show where Pee Wee Whitewing was inducted. This daytime show found Pee Wee backed by other western swing legends and ex Bob Wills Texas Playboys Walter Lyons on lead electric guitar,Charlie McBay on piano, Jim Gough and Louise Rowe on bass, Harold Pollard on guitar, Billy McBay, Bill Dessens and George Uptmor fiddles. Drummer was Jim Gough's brother. Al Dressens puts this event on with The City. Tom Holmes, emcee.

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Chasing the Santa Fe Super Chief on the Texas Western Model Railroad The Texas Western HO scale model railroad is open to the public every Saturday in November, which is National Model Railroad month. COPYRIGHT 2008 TEXASPACIFIC

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Alvin Crow gets inducted to the Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame in San Marcos, Texas and his award here is presented by Al Dressen. Alvin is playing the fiddle of Bob Wills Texas Playboy Jesse Ashlock and performing a Jesse penned tune My Life's Been A Pleasure. Band is Rick McRae electric guitar, Bob Wills Texas Playboy Herb Remington on steel, fiddles-Billy Curtis and Jason Roberts(also inducted this nite), Brent Wilson on bass, Floyd Domino-piano, Paul Glasse-mandolin, Neal Clausnitzer-drums. Also on stage is Louise Rowe, Dayna Wills and Bill Dessens. Filmed by Texas Ted.

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Congressman Reyes speaks on the floor of the US House of Representatives commemorating the 40th anniversary of the 1966 NCAA Basketball Championship team Texas Western Miners (now UTEP)

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Willie Worsley was a starter for Texas Western in 1966 in one of the most momentous college basketball games ever played—Kentucky v. Texas Western. The NCAA Championship was at stake. All 5 Kentucky starters were white and all 5 starting for Texas Western were Black — a first for the NCAA. Texas Western beat Kentucky and in 2006 the movie, Glory Road, celebrated Worsley and his teammates who broke a major color barrier. Willie went on to play in the NBA and later turned to education. He was been an inspiration for New York youth with his positive additude and has helped many go on to college and successful careers. On July 1 he received the H. Councill Trenholm Memorial Award at NEA's annual Human and Civil Rights Gala.

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At the peak of the civil rights movement and racism, five all black starters faced five all white starters in the NCAA college basketball finals. March 19, 1966, history was made when an unknown Texas Western starting lineup, consisting entirely of African American players, took the floor verses the all white number 1 ranked Kentucky Wildcat team. Never in history had an all black lineup started in a championship game, or any college basketball game for that matter. The US was in the midst of the civil rights movement and racial hostilities were high as the two teams battled for the national championship. In the end, Texas Western upset the Wildcats who were led by a young Pat Riley. This was the first basketball championship in Texas Western's history. For more History's Playlist visit and subscribe! www.youtube.com Follow us on Twitter to stay up to date with our newest videos: twitter.com

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Dave Alexander www.DaveAlexander.com features Dave and his Big Texas Western Swing Band Live from Gainesville, Texas. Western Swing Music - Western Boogie Dave Alexander and his Big Texas Western Swing Band this clip was filmed at the NCTC performing arts center in 2011. Dave has performed and recorded with the biggest names in country music such as Willie Nelson, George Strait, Toby Keith and LeAnn Rimes while carving out his own stellar career in the music industry. A fourth generation musician, Dave has been professionally involved in the music industry since the age of 13. He holds a Bachelor of Music degree from North Texas State University where he played in an conducted the internationally known One O'Clock Lab Band.

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MEET CHRYSTA "TEXAS" WEST Chrysta West started dancing at the age of 5. She started as a praise dancer in her church dance ministries and has been dancing ever since. In 2004, she moved from Dallas,Texas to Ontario, California and developed the nickname "Texas" and quickly got into the SoCal Dance Scene. She has danced with TM Juniors and she is currently on Barkada Modern and Sheroes. She has done some industry work including: Battlebox with Roshon Fegan (TV Pilot) and Nick Cannon's School Gyrls' "Get Like Me" ft. Mariah Carey Music Video. As Chrysta "Texas" West continues to dance and choreograph her main focus is not impress, but inspire just as she has been inspire...Hope to see you all there!!! :) DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and "shameful. Subscribe to this channel!

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Monster - Kanye West ft. Nicki Minaj **DISCLAMIER: I DO NOT OWN RIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC** Choreographed by Karl Flores & Chrysta "Texas" West Recently seen in Barkada Modern's Maxt Out/Prelude/Bridge Set as "Closer"

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Corrine Corrina, Dave Alexander www.DaveAlexander.com Dave and his Big Texas Western Swing Band this clip was recorded May 6, 2011 at the First State Bank Center for the Performing Arts in Gainesville, Texas on the NCTC campus. "Corrine, Corrina" is a 12 bar country blues song in the AAB form. "Corrine, Corrina" was first recorded by Bo Chatmon (Brunswick 7080, December 1928). However, it was not copyrighted until 1932 by Chatmon and his publishers, Mitchell Parish and J. Mayo Williams. The song is familiar for its opening verse; Corrine, Corrina, where you been so long? Corrine, Corrina, where you been so long? I ain't had no lovin', since you've been gone. Prior to World War II, Bob Wills adapted "Corrine, Corrina" to a Western swing dance song. Following his recording with The Texas Playboys on April 15, 1940, the song entered the standard repertoire of all Western swing bands, influencing the adoption of "Corrine, Corrina" by Cajun bands and later by individual country artists. "His many fans already know this, but for those who don't, Dave Alexander is the real deal, the genuine article when it comes to the unique brand of music known as Texas swing, A three-time Grammy nominee, Dave and his band are top-drawer professionals on a par with groups like Asleep at the Wheel—which, by the way, Dave often appears with and performs."

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Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Western Connecticut State University Department of Theatre Arts, November 3-20, 2010. Berkshire Theatre Director: Pam McDaniel Choreographer: Amy Jones Producer: Sal Trapani Set Designer:Jason Jossick Costume Designer:Elizabeth Popiel Lighting Designer: Anthony Santora Props design: Danielle Fontaine Production Stage Manager: Melanie Ryan Production Manager: Lauren Sarnataro Technical Director: Frank Herbert Aggie Boy Cast: Conor Bartrum Vincent McCoy Michael Hoey Eric Steiner Roniford Blois Anthony Mendoza John Stegmaier Ryan Naso Albert Velez Kyle Pappalo

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MEET CHRYSTA "TEXAS" WEST Chrysta West started dancing at the age of 5. She started as a praise dancer in her church dance ministries and has been dancing ever since. In 2004, she moved from Dallas,Texas to Ontario, California and developed the nickname "Texas" and quickly got into the SoCal Dance Scene. She has danced with TM Juniors and she is currently on Barkada Modern and Sheroes. She has done some industry work including: Battlebox with Roshon Fegan (TV Pilot) and Nick Cannon's School Gyrls' "Get Like Me" ft. Mariah Carey Music Video. As Chrysta "Texas" West continues to dance and choreograph her main focus is not impress, but inspire just as she has been inspire...Hope to see you all there!!! :) DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and "shameful. Subscribe to this channel!

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MEET CHRYSTA "TEXAS" WEST Chrysta West started dancing at the age of 5. She started as a praise dancer in her church dance ministries and has been dancing ever since. In 2004, she moved from Dallas,Texas to Ontario, California and developed the nickname "Texas" and quickly got into the SoCal Dance Scene. She has danced with TM Juniors and she is currently on Barkada Modern and Sheroes. She has done some industry work including: Battlebox with Roshon Fegan (TV Pilot) and Nick Cannon's School Gyrls' "Get Like Me" ft. Mariah Carey Music Video. As Chrysta "Texas" West continues to dance and choreograph her main focus is not impress, but inspire just as she has been inspire...Hope to see you all there!!! :) DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and "shameful. Subscribe to this channel! Don't forget to check out www.boogiezone.com

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This is a bumper that aired towards the end of the game, recapping what had gone on up to that point. Recorded from ESPN2.

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From Texas, Western Swing "a la" Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, a Count Basie Classic... Please visit... www.quebesistersband.com

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This is the Intro to the 1989 John Hancock Bowl (known as the Sun Bowl). There are snippets of how it began and hilights of key moments including a Touchdown pass play from Billy Stevens of Texas Western College now the University of Texas at El Paso.

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Pig wrestling at a community event called Western Heritage Day held in September on the corthouse square in Graham, Texas

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The 1966 Runnin' Utes went 7-3 in Western Athletic Conference play, including a 97-85 victory over New Mexico that clinched the league title, in 1966. But in that game, Utah lost its power forward George Fisher with a broken femur. Coach Jack Gardner and his staff were more than a little concerned as the Utes headed for Los Angeles and the NCAA Western Regional without a key starter. But Jerry Chambers made up for the loss of Fisher by continuing the torrid pace he had set late in the regular season. Chambers scored 40 points to lead Utah over Pacific in the opening round of the tournament. Utah point guard Rich Tate really came alive in the NCAA Tournament as well. His 16 points helped the Utes get by Oregon State 70-64. When Tate wasn't scoring, he was feeding Chambers - who scored 33 points - the ball. Chambers was named MVP of the Western Regional. Then, it was on to College Park, Maryland for the Final Four. The Utes didn't know it, but they were about to become part of history. The Final Four field also included national powers Kentucky and Duke. The fourth team was little-known (but not for long) Texas Western. Utah opened against Texas Western, which made history in the championship game winning the title with an all African-American lineup. But it was Utah's Jerry Chambers who stole the show a bit in the semifinals. Merv Jackson (Utah's shooting guard) took a little pressure off Chambers, also playing well. Despite Jackson and Chambers play and a little help from <b>...</b>

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One of the first Texas Western Swing Band play a standard tune called sometime "Louisianan Rag" or "Black Bayou Rag" in Louisiana and also recorded in the old time by the Hackberry Ramblers, Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys and many other Country bands

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Texas Western (UTEP) players from the 1966 NCAA Basketball Championship are Inducted to The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall in 2007

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The Old West comes alive at Frontier Texas! Voted the best Old West Experience in Texas for 2008. The hollograms are amazing!!

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Entertainment reporter Tim Estiloz profiles the true story behind the film, Glory Road starring Josh Lucas and Jon Voight. This riveting film spotlights the true story of college basketball coach Don Haskins, and his all black team of players from El Paso's Texas Western University. This phenomenally talented and brave team made history... by breaking down segregation barriers in 1966... by playing in the NCAA Championships and winning. The film features a cast of talented young African-American actors and athletes... and actual video of the team from the era. The films was produced by meag Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer and features a rare one-on-one interview with Bruckheimer himself. This story was written and produced by Tim Estiloz. See more of Tim's celebrity interviews and features on his You Tube channel - FilmFanTV.... and be sure to subscribe. SEE THE LATEST MOVIE REVIEWS by TIM ESTILOZ at : www.TimEstiloz.com www.timestiloz.com

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Glory Road - Vincere cambia tutto è un film del 2006, basato su una storia vera. Trama 1966, Don Haskins è un allenatore che insegna pallacanestro a ragazzine in un liceo. Un giorno gli viene proposto di allenare i Texas Western Miners, la squadra maschile del college di El Paso, Texas. La squadra è messa male, sia a livello agonistico che economico, così Haskins decide di investire di tasca propria andando alla ricerca di giovani talenti sparsi per gli Stati Uniti. Decide di reclutare alcuni giocatori di colore pur sapendo che la cosa non sarà ben vista dalla mentalità razzista di quegli anni.

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