Texas Tech Track & Field Preview: Get Your Boosters on for a Thrilling NCAA Slam Dunk!

Here's what both need for a high finish.

Two weeks ago on their home track, Texas Tech track and field teams swept the Big 12 indoor championships for the second year in a row. Now Tech women and men, both with top-10 national rankings, are on to the NCAA indoor championships this weekend in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Tech has seven women's athletes in seven events and six men in seven events.

"I think if we are really on fire, men and women, we could be top five, both of them," Tech coach Wes Kittley said. "I'm going to be happy if we're top 10. I'm going to be ecstatic if we're top five.

I think that would be our goal. " More: Jonathan Seremes top new name to know for Texas Tech track and field More: Temitope Adeshina wins another Big 12 title for Texas Tech track & field Horizontal jumpers Ruta Lasmane and Jonathan Seremes and high jumper Temitope Adeshina have all won NCAA championships in recent years, and Tech's Malachi Snow is a contender for titles in two events. "When you go to this meet, the times we've won the national championship, you've got to have two or three (individual winners) almost or at least top two," Kittley said.