Spurs owner Peter Holt who moved the team to San Antonio and renamed them twice, first as the San Antonio Silver Stars and then as the San Antonio Stars. In 2017, the team was bought by MGM Resorts International and moved to Las Vegas as the Las Vegas Aces. Motor sports The Millers owned the former Miller Motorsports Park, a road racing course that has held domestic and international car and motorcycle racing events. Tour of Utah The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah is an annual professional road bicycle racing stage race. Philanthropy and recognition Miller contributed to a variety of causes and organizations including many projects related to the LDS Church, academic scholarships, American history, preserving historic architecture, planetariums, hospitals, music, art, horticulture, and numerous other forms of public service and philanthropy. Miller started a "Teach the Teacher" project to fund rigorous summer tours devoted to American history in 2007. The program selects three groups of 30 teachers each and sends them to one focused on Utah with an emphasis on Native American history, another on westward migration, and yet another on colonial America. All expenses and a per diem are covered. The sports complex of BYU Cougars is named after Miller, who was a major benefactor of the project. He made a $21 million donation for a training center for law enforcement and corrections officers. The Larry H. and Gail Miller Salt Lake Community College campus was built with $50 million in donations from Miller. Miller endowed a chair in the English department at the University of Utah. Miller's donations allowed for the construction of the baseball and softball complex at BYU. His public service was recognized by numerous awards, including the Utah Minuteman Award from the Utah National Guard in 1990, an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Utah in 1991, and the Tourist Achievement Award from the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau in 1992. Miller received a total of five honorary doctorates. Car collection Miller had a collection of 15 Ford Shelby Cobras. Only 1,011 were ever made. Miller paid $4 million for the most expensive of these. Miller regretted having to put two of his cars up for collateral to secure loans to buy the Utah Jazz. Miller also collected GT-40s and Shelby Mustangs. Later years and death In June 2008, Miller suffered a severe heart attack, and was hospitalized