S2·E1 Episode 5 - Hakeem Olajuwon; 1966 Texas Western; Women's College Basketball
Synopsis
Segments include a profile of the NBA's Hakeem Olajuwon by Frank DeFord; a look at the 1966 NCAA basketball championship won by Texas Western---the first all-black team to do so---over an all-white Kentucky squad; and a report on women's college basketball by Jim Lampley.
Episode recap
The first episode of season 2 of Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel features a profile of the NBA's Hakeem Olajuwon, a look at the 1966 NCAA basketball championship won by Texas Western, and a report on women's college basketball.
The episode profiles Hakeem Olajuwon, a notable figure in the NBA. This segment is presented by Frank DeFord.
The 1966 NCAA basketball championship is highlighted, with a focus on the team that won it, Texas Western. This team made history by being the first all-black team to win the championship, defeating an all-white Kentucky squad.
Additionally, the episode includes a report on women's college basketball, presented by Jim Lampley. This segment provides insight into the sport, highlighting various aspects of women's college basketball.
Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel is a monthly sports newsmagazine that debuted on April 2, 1995. The show features in-depth stories on society and sports, famous athletes, and problems affecting sports. Each episode consists of four stories, providing a comprehensive look at various sports-related topics. The show has been a part of HBO's lineup for 29 years, with the first episode of season 2 featuring a profile of Hakeem Olajuwon, a look at the 1966 NCAA basketball championship, and a report on women's college basketball.
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