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Nate
Brannen reacts to his time - 3:55.11 - just .11 over
the collegiate record.
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Nevertheless,
it was a big PR for Brannen and he is the collegiate
leader in the event.
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The
NYAC's Tim Dunne, a former Missouri standout, gets
ready for the 1,000m run.
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Derrick
Peterson, a 2004 U.S. Olympian at 800m.
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Former
Auburn star Fred Sharpe was the designated pacesetter.
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Recent
Georgetown graduate Jesse O'Connell follows Sharpe.
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R-L:
Patrick Nduwimana, Jebreh Harris, and David Krummenacker
hang back a bit.
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Sharpe
continues to set the pace and O'Connell continues
to run in second.
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David
Krummenacker, the 2003 World Indoor 800m champion,
stays back in the pack.
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Approaching
the 600m mark, Sharpe continued to set the pace.
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O'Connell
continues to run the most aggressive race of anyone
in the field.
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Defending
champion Berhanu Alemu (left) and Nduwimana follow.
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Derrick
Peterson runs behind the pack.
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With
one lap to go, Peterson began to go after O'Connell.
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The
rest of the field, including Arkansas' Said Ahmed,
was bunched closely behind Krummenacker.
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Tim
Dunne finished ninth in 2:25.04.
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Derrick
Peterson finished eighth in 2:24.65.
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Krummenacker
made his move late in the race, but it was a confident
one.
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Krummenacker
broke the tape in 2:20.91, beating his occasional
training...
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...partner,
Berhanu Alemu (2:21.19), who edged out O'Connell (2:21.26).
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