Bershawn Jackson finished fourth in the 400-meter hurdles at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials, failing to make the Athens Games, then won a world championship the next year.

He didn't qualify for the finals at last summer's world championships. So can he turn disappointment to triumph again and follow that up with Olympic gold in 2008?

Jackson likes the direction he's headed after winning the men's 600-yard run at the 101st Millrose Games on Friday night at Madison Square Garden. Jackson edged three-time defending U.S. outdoor 800 champ Khadevis Robinson by 0.19 seconds......