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Jebreh Harris gets ready for the 800m final at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials.	Khadevis Robinson had finished fourth at the Olympic Trials in 2000.	Jonathan Johnson won the NCAA 800m title one month earlier.	David Krummenacker was the 2003 World Indoor 800m champion but had struggled with injuries since.	Jesse O'Connell, who recently finished out his eligibility at Georgetown...
...finished second at the NCAA Championships in the 800 one month earlier.	Johnson at the start.	Robinson at the start.	Krummenacker at the start.	The runners had to run three rounds of the 800m here...
...but they got a rest day between the semifinals and final.	Jebreh Harris led on the first lap, with Jonathan Johnson...	...in second. Harris and Johnson went out aggressively...	...and put some distance on the rest of the field...	...on the first lap.
Khadevis Robinson leads the rest of the field.	R-L: Robinson, Derrick Peterson, David Krummenacker...	...Jesse O'Connell, Sam Burley (partially obscured), and Jacob Koczman.	Jesse O'Connell and Jacob Koczman with less than one lap to go.	Jonathan Johnson led down the homestretch.

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