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1. W C-1 200m 2. W Omnium 3. W 3 x 3 4. W Ind. Foil 5. W Discus To see if these women can repeat. Really though, I'm looking forward to every event.

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I see no one from US has responded to this. I've tried to come up with a list of most significant/infamous US moments across Olympic history, not my 5 moments. 1. Jesse Owens 4 gold medals in 1936. 2. 1980 US Ice Hockey team (although I personally believe the 1960 ice hockey team was a greater sports accomplishment). 3. 1972 US Basketball team. 4. 1994 Womens figures skating. 5. Frank Shorter 1972 Marathon (because it really triggered the running revolution in the US).

Wouldn't really call this news, but: Olympic rings to adorn Eiffel Tower - NBC Sports

I just learned tonight of the big incidents from last year for the US men's epee team.

Check this. Sitting ducks, in a boat on the River. Plan B, please. Give peace a chance, really | 3 Wire Sports

Hampton Morris sets the first senior WR by an American male since 1969.

Yes. Why Can’t North Korea Compete in Weightlifting at the 2024 Olympic Games? | BarBend

US names Men’s 3x3 team. Noteworthy, one member is Canyon Barry, the son of NBA Hall of Famer Rick Barry. https://www.nbcsports.com/olympics/news/jimmer-fredette-olympics-3x3-basketball-team-roster

Nevin Harrison wins US Olympic Trials today. Nevin Harrison qualifies to defend Olympic canoe title - NBC Sports

Oldest female world champion, definitely. I think there were some older men, pre-WW2.

They did go:

Maybe starting next year.

That one was a biggie. One judge from Morrocco was quoted in the US magazine Sports Illustrated saying that Jones won easily, but that he put down Park Si-hun as the winner because he thought a 5-0 decision would have embarrassed the host country.

After what we saw today, I would say Bol is more of a lock. Adding on here, I would love to see both of them attempt the double.