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Russia 81, Argentina 77: Alexey Shved leads way to team's best Olympics finish of modern era

August 12, 2012

Though Team Russia didn’t quite reach the lofty heights BiE had forecast, a hearty congratulations go out to the team today for its 81-77 win over Argentina to take the 2012 Olympics bronze medal in its best showing of the post-Soviet Union era. Wire report runs below.



Russia edges Argentina for Olympic basketball bronze (via AFP)

NBA-bound Alexey Shved scored 13 of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter to power Russia over Argentina 81-77 on Sunday to win the Olympic men’s basketball bronze medal game. The bronze medal was the first for Russia playing under their own flag in the sport since the breakup of the Soviet…


 


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  1. Euroleague > NBA
    13 years ago

    USA only beat Spain by 7 and Lithuania by 5.

    A team of 12 Euroleague all stars would beat Team USA by 30-40 points.

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13 years ago 1 Comment FIBA, More2012 Olympic Games, Alexey Shved, Andrei Kirilenko, Andres Nocioni, Carlos Delfino, Manu Ginobili, Minnesota Timberwolves, Team Argentina, Team Russia, Victor Khryapa, Vitaly Fridzon
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