This coach recruited outcast players, making them the most feared players

I covered Don Haskins and UTEP back in 1983-1987. He hated the press as he didn't trust anyone. I called him about a series I did, writing about any player he chose, someone who worked hard but didn't get any press. He didn't trust me, either, even interrupting my first interview to find out what I was asking the player. When the player reassured him I was asking "nice" questions, Coach Haskins began to trust me. When the article came out, Coach liked it...and the next one, too. Coach would ignore the press after games, walking past everyone...except me. He'd stop, smile at me, say hi, then move on. The other reporters were dumbfounded, wondering what the heck was going on. LOL!

I've watched this before and Coach Don Haskins is an inspiration against inequality towards players who has potential in Basketball.

I was actually watching the TWU vs. Kentucky game in 1966. I was 6 years old and the game was in black and white. I remember thinking to myself that if these 5 " colored " guys could win the national championship then I as a young black boy could do anything that I set my mind to.

Never get tired of watching this movie 👏🏾

Loved this story! 👏

Beautiful yet powerful ✊

Thank For the Recap Video 📖🙊🤯😍😁😎💐🌟🥇🏆😇🙏🏿🕊️✝️💟☮️🛐♾️🤗👍🤍🌟🥇🏆

Worried he might get a red card is wild ngl 💀💀

Never heard El Paso sound like that in my life

This is a nice video

True story

Must be a huge soccer fan because I heard him say field not court and I’ve never seen anyone get a red card playing basketball🤣🤣

One of my top 5 favorite movies with a positive message regarding life and humanity 🏀🏀🏀 TY

College basketball players can foul out in a game, not red carded. Red cards are in soccer.

Man name was Bobby Joe hill

Jose Mourinho

Don Haskins

LOL Adolf Rupp... the irony

Please what's the name of the movie?

Name of movie