Legal Cloud Settles In Over the University of Texas after High-Profile Track Coach Resigns

Jan 25, 2013

There are more questions than answers after University of Texas women’s track coach Bev Kearney, who coached her way to six national championships for the Longhorns, resigned earlier this month.   The resignation was fueled by the athletic administration’s decision to place Kearney on paid leave in November shortly before she was to receive a raise that would have bumped her salary, plus bonuses, from $270,000 a year to $397,000 a year.   According to a report in the Austin America
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