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27:51 - Some Mexican guy

Chris Solinsky for a new AR!!!!

Those fields are pretty darn good. Here are my predictions:

Mens 800m: Kevin Hicks

Mens 1,500m: Lopez Lomong

Mens Steeple: Ben Bruce

Mens 5k: Chris Derrick

Mens 10k: Chris Solinsky

It'll be fun to see Jager back racing, see how Teg does in the 1,500 and how the Stanford guys run in the 5k. Will Fernandez run?

acosta over GF if in the same race

1500m : Lopez Lomong

5000m : Craig Mottram

10 000m : Bouabdellah Tahri

99 and 86 entries in the 5k and 10k.... 4-5 heats each?

Hey Geniuses, Solinsky is rabbiting the 10k for Nelson, not racing it himself.

Nelson will dominate the 10k. Braun will be second.

Cheseret will run 27:50 or faster in 10k.

bob tahri will win.

and it will be such a big upset that it will be compared to buster douglas beating mike tyson and the USA hockey team beating russia and then finland to win GOLD at the 1980 winter olympics.

These are the guys I'll mostly be cheering for:

800m- S. Webb

1500m- Fernandez

5000m- Huling

10000m- St. Lawerence

Steeple- Bruce

lenny korir of iona ftw in the 10k

From Twitter: ChrisSolinsky: Been a long day & am looking forward to hitting the sheets. Gotta big weekend coming. I gotta be on point for teammates in my pacing duties

CakeEater wrote:

Hey Geniuses, Solinsky is rabbiting the 10k for Nelson, not racing it himself.

10k

1 Tahri 27.18

2 Thompson 27.23

3 Nelson 27.25

4 Barrios 27.29

5 St Lawrence 27.31

5k

1 Derrick 13.26

2 Huling 13.28

3 Cragg 13.30

4 Heath 13.31

5 Borrego 13.32

The big boys. With Solinsky pacing it's Karoki's race to lose.

Event 21 Men 10000 Meter Run Kim McDonald

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Name Year School PB/Year

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Chris Solinsky Nike/Kimbia 26:59.60 - 2010

Bedan Karoki S&B 27:23.62 - 2010

Chris Thompson OTC 27:29.61 - 2010

Tim Nelson Nike/Kimbia 27:31.56 - 2010

Robert Curtis Reebok 27:33.38 - 2010

Yuki Sato Nissin 27:38.25 - 2009

Juan Luis Barrios nike - Mexic 27:40.10 - 2009

Takayuki Matsumiya Konica Minol 27:41.75 - 2008

Jorge Torres Reebok 27:42.91 - 2007

Kensuke Takezawa S&B 27:45.59 - 2007

Juan Carlos Romero Mexico 27:47.46 - 2008

Scott Bauhs Adidas 27:48.06 - 2008

Yoshinori Oda Toyotabw 27:53.55 - 2010

Yusuke Takabayashi Toyotabw 27:56.46 - 2010

Tsuyoshi Ugachi Konica Minol 28:01.54 - 2010

Sean Quigley Puma/Kimbia 28:03.72 - 2008

Jacob Korir Riadha 28:04.47 - 2008

Ben St Lawrence Melbourne Tr 28:05.25 - 2010

Yusuke Hasegawa S&B 28:07.47 - 2010

Aron Rono Unattached 28:13.75 - 2008

Jason Hartmann Nike/Kimbia 28:15.22 - 2007

Robert Cheseret US Army 28:20.11 - 2005

Michael Kilburg Bowerman Ath 28:20.57 - 2008

Kevin Chelimo OTC 28:21.29 - 2007

David Jankowski Zap Fitness 28:27.4

Stephen Sambu Arizona 28:37.96 - 2009

Dylan Wykes Praire Inn H 28:58.45 - 2009

Matt Tegenkamp Nike/Kimbia 12:58.56 - 2009

Bouabdellah Tahri Unattached 13:12.29 - 2007

Bolota Asmerom Saucony 13:15.16 - 2007

Leonard Korir Iona 13:26.01 - 2011

Aaron Braun adidas/McMil 13:27.01 - 2011

Ryan Vail Unattached 13:32.10 - 2010

Bayron Piedra Ecuador 13:38.82 - 2010

Ben True In the Arena 13:43.98 - 2010

Bobby Mack Unattached

David Nightingale Unattached

I don't understand why they keep having Fernandez run the 1500. Time to change it up and try a 5,000, where he's always run well. His HS coach said he was capable of a 13:16 his freshman year, as he clearly thought GF was destined to excel in that event.

The 5,000 looks good. Maybe Cragg and Mottram will pull a couple collegians under 13:20. The question is who gets to be in their heat. Anyone have that info? I have my eye on Diego Estrada. He seems primed for a big PR. Also rooting for Chris Derrick, who is overdue for a PR. There's many others who could have a breakthrough race.

Solinsky will win in under 27:20. Teg is the pacer and letsrun got punked!