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Article: Defending champion Texas women's track has eyes on 3-peat

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Travis Richmond
University Wire
06-01-2000
(Daily Texan) (U-WIRE) AUSTIN, Texas -- With high expectations, sometimes come disappointments.

In the NCAA outdoor championships, the Texas women's track team has a chance to regain its past level of success following a somewhat disappointing regular season, at least by their standards.

The women entered the NCAA meet in Durham, N.C. ranked fourth in the country --- the first time in four years they are not the favorite entering competition. Preliminary events began Wednesday, with the meet concluding Saturday evening.

Texas coach Beverly Kearney maintains her squad has the talent to win its third consecutive outdoor title despite finishing second ...

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