10 Texas Olympians to Keep an Eye on in Rio

By Nick Joyner on Fri, Jun 17, 2016 at 5:30 am

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Sanya Richards-Ross

Currently residing in Austin after leaving UT during her sophomore year, Sanya Richards-Ross is considered by many to be the world's best female 400m runner. After taking the bronze in Beijing and two golds in London, she will compete for a last time to qualify to run in Rio before retiring.

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