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One lap to go and Meb Keflezighi continues to lead Abdi Abdirahman.	Abdirahman in second.	Keflezighi was able to hold on to his lead over the last lap.	He used a 60.5-second last lap to win in 27:41.68, with Abdirahman second (27:42.83).	The last time the U.S. Nationals were won with a sub-28 clocking was 1979, when Craig Virgin ran 27:39.4.
Alan Culpepper (not pictured) finished third in 27:48.09.	Keflezighi drops down and kisses the track.	Keflezighi and Abdirahman congratulate one another.	Brad Hauser finished fourth (28:31.10), just ahead of Chris Graff (28:32.10).	Todd Williams finished sixth, holding off Ryan Shay 28:40.39 to 28:40.66.
Shawn Found used a strong kick to finish ninth (28:47.49), just ahead of Brian Sell (28:47.79).	The stat of the junior men's 10,000 final.	Florida State's Andrew Bautel runs in second (just behind Nicholas Boehlke) early on.	Brandon Lancaster of Murray State.	Indiana's Stephen Haas.
R-L: CA high schooler Billy Nelson, Georgetown's Charlie Millioen, Bautel, West Virginia's Zach Sabatino and UW-Oshkosh's Boehlke.	Jose Miranda of DIII Elizabethtown College.	Nelson leads Millioen, Sabatino and the rest of the pack,.	A relatively large pack stayed together throughout much of the race.	L-R: Stanford's Neil Davis, Ohio State's Dan Glaz, CA high schooler Brett Gotcher, Sabatino, and Georgetown's Chris Esselborn.

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