TV Highlights and Olympic Schedule Summary
A packed sports slate lists arena football at 9:30 p.m. Cleveland at Arizona on CBS Sports Network, NASCAR Xfinity at Mid-Ohio, multiple Little League World Series finals across ESPN networks, World of X Games records in Providence, USGA U S Senior Open third round in Columbus, PGA John Deere Classic in Silvis, Saratoga Live fourstardave, MLB Network games, NFL preseason, Rio Olympics live events across NBC channels, and Premier League and ICC fixtures on CNBC ESPN2 and other networks.
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U S Men's Basketball Edges Serbia in Rio Thriller
Kyrie Irving scored 15 as the United States survived Serbia 94 91 to remain unbeaten in Rio. Kevin Durant withstood a late scare as Bogdanovic miss to tie, while DeAndre Jordan and Carmelo Anthony added points.
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Xfinity Series Qualifying Lineup At Mid-Ohio
Friday qualifying for the Xfinity Series at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course lists Sam Hornish Jr leading in car 2 at 96.374 mph followed by Owen Kelly and Ryan Blaney. The field includes Elliott Sadler Daniel Suarez Ty Dillon and many others with speeds from 95 mph down to 78.972 for Mario Gosselin.
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United States falls to Sweden on penalties in Olympic final
After a 1-1 draw through extra time, Sweden defeated the United States 4-3 on penalties at Mane Garrincha Stadium. Carli Lloyd and Alex Morgan scored for the U.S. but Hope Solo faced criticism for gloves changes as Sweden clinched its first Olympic gold in a dramatic shootout.
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