AUBURN GAINS ON TEXAS AT NCAA MEN'S MEET.Byline: Associated Press Auburn outscored Texas 182.5-161 Friday night, but the Longhorns Developers Saw It in 2003 In October 2003, the first pre-beta of Longhorn was given to attendees of the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC). A second release was given out at the WinHEC conference in May 2004. The first formal, public beta is expected in 2005. Downsized in 2004 A storage subsystem, known as "Windows Future Storage" (WinFS) was originally scheduled for the first release of the Longhorn client. remained ahead 331-302 going into today's final day of the NCAA men's swimming championships. Defending champion Michigan was third at 251, followed by Tennessee at 236.5 and Stanford at 205. Texas hurt its chances for a runaway with a disappointing performance in the afternoon preliminaries. ``We came in and tried to be unbelievable - and we stunk,'' Longhorns coach Eddie Reese said. ``At night, we yukked it up a bit, relaxed and swam better.'' The best swimmers were senior Matt Hooper and sophomore Neil Walker. Hooper finished second in the 400-yard individual medley and Walker was second in the 100-yard backstroke. Walker also helped Texas finish second in the 200-yard medley relay and Hooper blazed through the anchor leg of the 800-yard freestyle relay to push the Longhorns into second. Neither Texas nor Auburn produced an individual winner in the five individual swimming events on the night. Instead, the winner's circle was filled with swimmers who will represent the United States at the Olympics this summer: Michigan's Tom Dolan in the 400-yard individual medley, Southern Methodist's Ryan Berube in the 100-yard backstroke and Tennessee's Jeremy Linn in the 100-yard breaststroke. |
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