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1. Michael Jordan
   ... In 1984, Michael played for the United States Olympic basketball team. ... Michael was also part of the 1992 United States Olympic basketball team. ...
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2. Michael JORDAN
   ... game where he would hit a clutch game winning buzzer beater to win the NCAA Championship.In 1984, Michael played for the United States Olympic basketball team. ...
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3. Michial Jordan
   ... In 1984, Michael played for the United States Olympic basketball team. ... Michael was also part of the 1992 United States Olympic basketball team. ...
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4. Michael Jordan
   ... fouryear career. During 1984, Jordan was named cocaptain of the 1984 United States Olympic basketball team. That Olympic team ...
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5. Paying College Athletes
   ... Olympics. Look at it now. Almost the entire United States Olympic basketball team is made up of professional millionaires. To my ...
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6. Lithuanian basketball
   ... won the third place in Atlanta Olympic Games again ... Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania To make basketball the leading ... clubs and players To create a united market ampamp ...
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7. 1936 olympics
   ... Lewis also accomplished his feat in the United States, far away from Nazi ... for the 1936 Games, this was the first year that basketball was an Olympic sport. ...
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8. michael jordan
   ... Jordan was also a member of the United States Olympic menamp39s basketball game, also called the ampquotdream teamampquot, which won the gold medal several times, but ...
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9. Michael Jordan,
   Itamp39s not the President of the United States that weamp39re ... of sport, Michael Jordan is to basketball what the ... or Romaniaamp39s Nadia Comanici was to Olympic gymnastics ...
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10. volleyball
    ... businessmen which would demand less physical contact than basketball. ... It was adopted as an indoor Olympic sport in ... In 1984 the United States men and women won ...
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11. cultural imperiaqlism
    ... many long lasting effects on the Olympic system ... The United States is one of the largest ... For example, baseball, basketball, American football, lacrosse, are some ...
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12. cuktural imperialism and the olympics
    ... many long lasting effects on the Olympic system ... The United States is one of the largest ... For example, baseball, basketball, American football, lacrosse, are some ...
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13. College Atheletes Shoud Be Paid
    ... ESPN also pays to televise the womenamp39s basketball final four. ... Even the United States Olympic Committee has acknowledged the reality of todayamp39s lucrative ...
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14. Soccer
    ... In 1908 soccer was put in every summer Olympic Game. ... hosted in nine different locations across the United States ... players use is round like a basketball but one ...
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15. The Importance of Drug Testing in College Athletics
    ... handles the testing of urine samples for the United States Olympic Committee and ... occurred with a group of University of Michigan basketball players who ...
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16. james naismith
    ... Although he created the game in the United States, he ... is now called the NBA, National Basketball Association. ... years after it had become an olympic sport, James ...
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17. Wilma Rudolph
    ... she followed her sisteramp39s footsteps and became a basketball player ... HER AWARDS United Press Athlete of the year 1960 ... Sports Hall of Fame 1980 US Olympic Hall of ...
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18. Jim Thorpe
    ... such as: track and field, baseball, lacrosse, basketball, ice hockey ... I became a member of the United States track and field team at the Olympic Games of ...
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19. Great Depression1
    ... in every sport she played, swimming, basketball, track and ... In the 1932 Olympic games she set records in ... They gave us recognition as a united group, Americans ...
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20. AIDS AS AN INVADER
    ... In the United States, AIDS has hit hardest among black and Hispanic women.ampquot Grolier ... Basketball great Irvin ampquotMagicampquot Johnson and Olympic swimmer Greg ...
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21. women in sports
    ... Rebecca Lobo, former University of Connecticut basketball superstar, stated ... keep women out of the Olympic games. ... 1920 in Antwerp that the United States allowed ...
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22. Volleyball
    ... According to United States Volleyball Rules, a playing court ... is just as intricate as basketball, baseball and ... dominance with their greatest Olympic triumph in ...
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23. Australia
    ... The Sydney 2000 Olympic games have been the ... shooting, cricket, rugby union, hockey, soccer and basketball. ... Up until Second World War, the United Kingdom took ...
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24. Nixon
    ... Marcus Camby, a basketball player for the Toronto Raptors ... ampquotGold medallists from the United States receive a ... for their success from the US Olympic Committee and ...
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25. American Sports History 1865Present
    ... a historical event, the Centenial Olympic Games in ... and scoring especially in Football, Basketball, Baseball, and ... Secondly, more people in the United States are ...
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26. Nike Inc.
    ... Basketball players ampquotwanna be like Mikeampquot, but shoe companies ... in the marathon at the 1972 Olympic Trials had ... could be designed in the United States, manufactured ...
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27. Drugs and Sports
    ... event previously dominated by the United States ... National Football League, the National Basketball Association and ... testing standards calls for Olympicstyle drug ...
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28. Chemically wrong
    ... used by hockey, football, track, and basketball players because ... most abused drug in the United States ... executive board of the International Olympic Committee said ...
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29. Nazi Games
    ... Mayer, a weight lifter, Sam Balter, a basketball player, and ... note to the IOC, ampquotIn 1940 the Olympic games will ... nations of the world like the United States would ...
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30. Jackie RobinsonHis contributi
    ... Rickey saw at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, Germany ... High School AllUSA Teams, in basketball and football ... American to be honored by the United States with a ...
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