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The U.S. took the gold medal with a 118-107 victory against Spain, the first time the team reached top honor since the 2000 Olympics.
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The U.S. took the gold medal with a 118-107 victory against Spain, the first time the team reached top honor since the 2000 Olympics.
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While the Argentines forced the Americans to play under pressure for the first time in this Olympics, the game ended in a comfortable United States victory Friday.
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The German coach, Dirk Bauermann, handed the gold medal to the Americans (5-0), whose 106-57 victory pushed their average margin to 32.2 points.
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When it comes to Becky Hammon opportunism shouldn’t be confused with patriotism, or lack thereof.
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The United States made Greece look like just another overmatched opponent, rekindling memories of some of the dominant American Olympic teams of yesteryear.
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Now that the United States has breezed past China and Angola, the competition will become much stiffer.
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The United States fended off a flurry of early 3-point shots and a surge of emotion by China to roll to a victory in the opening game of pool play.
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