SAN ANTONIO – Nevil Shed has seen and done almost everything. Years after helping the Texas Western men’s basketball team win the 1966 NCAA Championship in an historic showdown with Kentucky, the ...

Texas Western star Nevil Shed discusses the cancellation of March Madness due to the coronavirus pandemic and the effect on athletes across the United States.

SAN ANTONIO – Every year, athletes take the basketball courts for March Madness seeking to add new memories and legacies to an incredible pantheon of moments and players. This year, those athletes ...

When Nevil Shed talks about Texas Western, he's proud of his National Championship, but more so of his team. "We talked about character, role model," Shed said. "I really believe that Texas Western ...

Nevil Shed says his teammates were all so focused on playing basketball that they never thought about social impact. They were 22-year-olds playing for Texas Western, making an improbable run to the ...

SAN ANTONIO — The colorful testimony of Nevil Shed has paved the way for countless African American athletes over time. It was 1966, in the heat of Civil Rights racial tension, that the Texas Western ...

Texas Western opened what would ultimately become the legendary 1965-66 basketball season by crushing Eastern New Mexico 89-38 on a Saturday night in Memorial Gym. Harry Flournoy scored nine points in ...

Nevil Shed’s telephone is ringing. Again. Context: In 1966, the Texas Western University Miners stormed through a 27-1 season to unseat the granddaddy of all basketball Goliaths, Adolph Rupp’s ...

The San Antonio African American Community Archive & Museum and Humanities Texas will host the showing of the film “Glory Road” on Friday evening at Hemisfair. The event will begin at 8:30 p.m. on the ...

NCAA champion Nevil Shed has been working Spurs summer camps for the last 36 years, and he's still as excited as ever to coach up kids from all parts of the globe alongside fellow coaches and athletes ...