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Team USA was undefeated in the Olympics from 1936-72.

Sixty-three wins, no losses, The true Dream Team

Just think about that....

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Brazil’s offense was the stuff of legend in 1988. When the South American scorers took on China, the scoreboard operator’s finger blistered.

Brazil emerged victorious in a 130-108 game—the highest-scoring contest in Olympic history.

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After a disappointing third-place finish in 2004, Team USA made an immediate statement in Beijing.

In the opening round against host China, the US won, 101-70.

The NBA’s three biggest stars at the time—Dwyane Wade, LeBron James and Kobe Bryant—made sure it was known the Americans were once again the big kids on the block. They combined for 50 points, eight rebounds, eight assists and five steals.

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 Puerto Rico Shocks U.S. in Athens (2004)

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 Puerto Rico Shocks U.S. in Athens (2004)

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The looks on the faces of Dream Team III members during the game said it all: This isn’t happening, is it?

It was, and it did.

The unimaginable happened in Athens when Puerto Rico pulled off a stunningly convincing 92-73 win over the U.S., the Americans’ first Olympic loss since playing with professionals in competition.

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It was a Hall of Fame combination virtually every time down. Whatever the combo, each of these moments forced spectators' heart rates to rise and mouths to drop in anticipation of what greatness might unfold—a brilliant pass from Magic at the flip of a wrist, a gliding Drexler finish, a Jordan tongue wag as he flushed one in the face of an opponent, a Sir Charles or David Robinson rock-the-rim dunk.

Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Charles Barkley, Karl Malone, John Stockton, Patrick Ewing, David Robinson, Clyde Drexler, Scottie Pippen, Chris Mullin, and Christian Laettner
THIS IS BASICLLY HALL OF FAME