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« Friday « September 1, 2006
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Greece 101, U.S. 95
(ESPN.com)
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As they warmed up before Friday's semifinal against Greece, the U.S. players put on a jam session for the fans.Well, that sums up the new American problem in international basketball: they can dunk the ball, but they sure can't shoot it, neither on the court, nor at the foul line. And they don't play defense. So until America's young ballers get more interested in shooting and defending, instead of just ending up on the ESPN's "Top 10 Highlights of the Day" with crazy, monsta dunks, the U.S. is going to continue defining its new persona as an also-ran in international hoops. The question is: can the U.S. really say it has the best basketball players in the world, if it can't beat the world when going head-to-head? And, oh yeah, I love the NBA. Yeah, right.
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