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U.S. Wins Summer Olympic Medal Count

The 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London are now officially closed and the United States wins the most medals. The United States finishes with 104 medals; 17 more than China.   And the U.S. wins the most gold medals as well with 46.   Swimming and track athletes combined to win a …

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Several Gators Do Well At Olympic Games Thursday

Some current and former Gator athletes had a good day Thursday at the Summer Olympic Games in London. Former Gators Abby Wambach and Heather Mitts have a gold medal after the U.S. women’s soccer team avenges a World Cup loss to Japan with a 2-1 win over Japan.  Carli Lloyd …

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U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Goes For Olympic Gold Today

The United States women’s soccer team tries to avenge a World Cup loss to Japan today in the gold medal game of the Summer Olympics in London.   Action takes place this afternoon. In other action, the men’s basketball team rips Australia 119-86 as LeBron James has a triple-double and Kobe …

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Olympic Roundup

A relatively light day at the Summer Olympics Tuesday but there will be some good things to watch on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Usain Bolt qualified for the 200 meter final; he has already won the 100 meters championship.   The U.S. women’s basketball team made it to the semifinals after blowing …

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Olympics Roll On

The 2012 Summer Olympic Games continue today with track and field, volleyball and gymnastics the highlights.   The U.S. men’s basketball team also plays its final group stage game against Argentina. On Sunday, Serena and Venus Williams team to win a gold medal and the U.S. women’s basketball team ripped China …

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College World Series Starts Today In Omaha

The 2012 College World Series starts today in Omaha, Nebraska with two games as former Gator coach Andy Lopez sends his Arizona team to face Florida State and CWS Cinderella Stony Brook faces UCLA. The Wildcats (43-17) don’t have a lot of power but part of that is because they …

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