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Former University of Wisconsin standout Jared Cordes...	...finished third in 8:30.01 and advanced to the final.	Sandu Rebenciuc of the U.S. Army finished fourth in 8:30.45 and advanced.	John Mortimer finished fifth in 8:32.50 and advanced on time.	David Cullum (leading, 6th, 8:33.43) and Kevin Barra (7th, 8:35.19) both advanced.
Michael Spence finished eighth in 8:36.68 and just missed advancing.	Chris Dugan looks skyward as he goes over the water pit.	Dugan finished 10th in 8:47.11.	Lyle Weese finished 11th in 8:52.71.	The start of the first men's 5,000m semifinal. Louis Luchini leads.
Adam Goucher (right) and Matt Lane take over the lead.	R-L: Goucher, Lane, and Ryan Bak.	The top six runners in each semifinal, plus the runners...	...with the next four fastest times overall, would advance to the final.	Team USA Minnesota's Luke Watson hangs out in the back of the pack early on.
Adam Goucher, leading, won this event at the 2000 Trials. He had struggled...	...with injuries since then, but seemed to be on his way back.	Mark Menefee of the Hansons-Brooks Distance Project takes over the lead.	R-L: Goucher, Lane, Bak, and the Nike Farm Team's Eric Savoth.	R-L: Chad Johnson leads Tom Morgan and Luke Watson.

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