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Why do we like the Olympics? Or, if somebody hadn't thought to start them up again 116 years ago, would ESPN have invented them to fill in summer programming?
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The WTA released a series of short videos with players talking excitedly about the Olympics, ranging from Serena Williams, Li Na, Maria Sharapova and Ana
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Jack McCallum's new book,Dream Team, chronicles the success and worldwide impact of the 1992 U.S. men's Olympic basketball team. SI.com's Macklin Woodruff
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In their last exhibition before the London Olympics kick off, Team USA will face Spain in what should be a gold-medal match preview. Will Spain's frontcourt,
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A comprehensive oral history of the bombing that rocked the 1996 Atlanta Games.
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SI.com's writers will preview each event from the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Here, Beverly Oden looks ahead to women's indoor volleyball. Destinee Hooker,
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PARIS (AP) -- After making history in Paris, Tour de France champion Bradley Wiggins is heading home to London with hopes he can cap off his tremendous run of
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Serena Williams is going to rest her back for the Olympics. Williams won her fifth Wimbledon title this month and eight days later captured the Bank of the West
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Olympic gold medalist Dana Vollmer still vividly remembers how it all began. The two-time U.S. Olympic women's swim team member (2004, 2012) and collegiate
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Utah will host five major winter action sports events, including the official announcement of the first U.S. freeskiing Olympic team,
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Spain is the world's No. 2 nation for basketball, and its deep roster stands as proof of the potential challenge it could pose to the U.S. in London. Nine of
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SI.com's writers will preview each event from the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Here, Stephanie Apstein looks ahead to handball. Mikkel Hansen, Denmark: The
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Spanish tennis star Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the London Olympics, the International Herald Tribune's Christopher Clarey has confirmed. Nadal won the gold
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Rafael Nadal, gold medalist at the 2008 Beijing Games, will not be defending his medal in London. (Getty Images) The tennis world is still reeling from news
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