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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Arkansas' J-Mee Samuels ended competition at the Pan Am
Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Saturday earning a bronze medal as a
member of the 4x100-meter relay.
In Friday's preliminary rounds of the event, Samuels took the lead leg for
Team USA and combined with former Texas Tech Red Raider Rae Edwards, current
Tennessee Volunteer Rubin Williams and former TCU star Darvis Patton to
clock a 38.93 to win their semifinal heat.
In Saturday's finals, Samuels again took the lead leg for the quartet and
aided Team USA to a bronze finish with a time of 38.88. Team Brazil won the
event with a time of 38.81 and Team Canada earned a silver finish with a
time of 38.87.
Former Hogs Alistair Cragg, Wallace Spearmon and Tyson Gay along with
Samuels will compete one more time at the Norwich Union Super Grand Prix in
London, Fri., Aug. 3, before the World Championships begin Aug. 25.
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