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Lanzel graduated from the Naval Academy in 2003.	Rob Myers finished fourth in the NCAA 1,500 one month earlier.	Bryan Berryhill starts out near the back of the pack.	Brendon Mahoney and Mike Miller run behind Berryhill.	With just over 800 meters to go, Alan Webb has moved into the lead.
While Webb had the fastest PR in the field, he still hadn't...	...proven himself in a tactical race.	Grant Robison finished eighth in 3:43.08 and did not advance to the final, but in the end, he made the Olympic team anyway.	The Army's Mike Miller.	With one lap to go, Alan Webb continues to lead.
The top six runners would advance to Sunday's final.	Webb pushes the pace and Michael Stember goes with him.	Stember appeared to run up on Webb a bit here, but Webb did not seem...	...to be affected by it.	Rob Myers, Scott McGowan, and Chris Estwanik run 3-4-5 with one lap to go.
Karl Savage finished 10th in 3:46.27 and did not advance.	Bryan Berryhill's luck did not improve here as he finished 11th in 3:53.98.	Mike Miller finished 12th in 4:12.86.	Michael Stember appeared to be showing off a little down the homestretch...	...perhaps trying to make a statement to Alan Webb.

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