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 Panamerican Games
 Tournament of the Americas

 2001 

  Goodwill Games in Brisbane (AUS) 2001 
Day 6, Sep.9, 2001: Final Game: USA – Argentina 91-63 (A. Miller 3, Davis 11, Terry 7, Lewis 5, J. O’Neal 14, Martin 7, Szczerbiak 11, Marion 13, M. Miller 7, Battier 5, Fizer 6, Booth 2 - Sucatzky 3, Aloatti, Moldu 3, Diaz 6, Farabello 2, Ceruti 12, Pelussi 3, Gutierrez 13, Herrmann 11, Calderon 2, Pelletieri 8)
Day 5, Sep.8, 2001: Semifinals: USA – Brazil 106-98, OT (Miller 16, Davis 11, Terry 3, Lewis 4, J. O’Neal 22, Martin 18, Szczerbiak 11, Marion 9, Miller 10, Battier, Fizer 2 - Cambraia 12, Manteiguinha 7, Sandro 12, Demetrius 24, Helinho 24, Estevam 4, Nene 8, Anderson 7)
Day 3, Sep.5, 2001: USA – Cuba 111-70 (Miller 6, Davis 8, Terry 9, Lewis 3, J. O'Neal 14, Martin 19, Szczerbiak 9, Marion 15, Miller 10, Battier 10, Fizer 4, Booth 4 - Jemmot 5, Simon 10, Haiti 9, Lima 7, Silvestre 10, Gonzales 4, Lara 15, Guerra 3, Sayus 5, Nunez 2)
Day 2, Sep.4, 2001: USA – Argentina 97-67 (Marion 19, Szczerbiak 14, Lewis 14, Davis 13, Miller 8, O’Neal 8, M.Miller 5, Battier 4, Fizer 4, Martin 4, terry 2, Booth 2 – Herrmann 19, Gutierrez 13, Pelussi 9, Farabello 9, Moldu 5, Alloatti 4, Pellettieri 4, Sucatzky 2, Calderon 2)
Day 1, Sep.3, 2001: USA – Mexico 132-58 (Lewis 21, Szczerbiak 20, Miller 16, Terry 15, Marion 11, Martin 10, Davis 10, O’Neal 8, Fizer 8, Booth 5, Miller 4 – Crouse 17, R.Perez 11, Benitez 6, Mariscal 6, Quintero 6, V.Thomas 3, Parada 2, Izaguierre 2, Cuenca 2, A.Valerio)

  Tournament of the Americas (America Cup) 2001 - USA took 9th (last) place 
Day 4 - Aug.19, 2001: USA - Uruguay 93-104 (Rambo 11, Banks 24, Ferguson 11, Griffin 7, Holland 16, Darthes 8, Holma 6, Brown 3, Edwards 7. Coach: Dan Sparks - Rivera 9, Navarrete 4, Losada 0, Castrillón 4, Mazzarino 34, Arrosa 7, Capalbo 10, Riera 2, Szczygielski 12, Silveira 4, Bouzout 4, Moltedo 14. Coach: Cesar Somma)
Day 3 - Aug.18, 2001: Panama - US Virgin Islands 90-88 (Bennett 0, Peralta 5, Gómez 9, Jackson 20, Hicks 26, Cardenas 5, García 2, Jaen 16, Ortiz 7. Coach: Reginald Grenald - Taylor III 15, Oliver 9, Chelcher 0, Edwing 9, Richards 5, Averil 0, Thomas III 9, White 4, Blyden 9, Heywood 31. Coach: Tevester Anderson)
Day 3 - Aug.18, 2001: Venezuela - USA 107-83 (Díaz 34, Machado 5, Mijares 4, Lugo 25, Morris 2, Guevara 6, Herrera 9, Keeling 2, Nelcha 4, Becker 8, Walcott 8. Coach: Jim Calvin - Rambo 8, Banks 14, Ferguson 11, Griffin 5, Holland 20, Darthez 6, Scott 2, Hollman 6, Brown 2, Edwrads 9. Coach: Dan Sparks)
Day 2 - Aug.17, 2001: Argentina – USA 108-69 (Sánchez 0, Ginóbili 13, Sconochini 13, Oberto 14, Wolkowyski 14, Victoriano 2, Scola 12, Gutierrez 3, Nocioni 16, Palladino 8, Farabello 4, Fernández 9. Coach: Rubén Magnano - Banks 12, Rambo 3, Griffin 2, Dartez 9, Hollman 8, Ferguson 17, Holland 9, Scott 4, Brown 4, Edwards 1. Coach: Dan Sparks)
Day 1 - Aug.16, 2001: Brazil - USA 116-78 (Marcelinho 31, Alex 15, Vanderlei 12, Tiago 4, Sandro 8, Demetrius 0, Helinho 6, Stevam 9, Guilherme, Neni 11, Anderson 10, Marcio 10 - Rambo 16, Banks 23, Ferguson 6, Griffin 5, Holland 2, Dartez 8, Scott 10, Holman 2, Brown 0, Edwards 6)
In the first game of the opening day of the 2001 Tournament of the Americas, Brazil easily beat USA 116-78. The game lasted only five minutes, when the scoreboard was tied at 12, after that, Brazil, led by Marcelinho's 20 points in the opening quarter, made a 27 - 4 to lead 39 - 16. The young united state's squad, comprised of JUCO players, never had a chance to recover after that as Brazil kept extending the lead that got to a maximum of 45 (97-52) in the last quarter.

2000

  Olympic Games 2000 in Sydney - USA Dream Team IV won gold medal
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  Exhibition games
11/9/00: Wollongong (AUS), Exhibition: USA Dream Team IV – Australia 89-64 (Allen 14 - )
9/9/00, Perth (AUS), Exhibition: USA Dream Team IV – Australia 89-64 (Allen 14, Smith 13, Mourning 11+10reb, Payton 11, Hardaway 9, Carter 7, Garnett 6, Kidd 6, Baker 4, McDyess 3, Abdur-Rahim 3, Houston 2 – Mackinnon 12, Gaze 11, Longley 4, Heal 2, Bradtke 9; Rogers 10, Maher 5, cattalini 4, Grace 3, Anstey 2, Vlahov 2)
Super Dream Games at Tokyo (JPN):
6/9/00: USA Dream Team IV – Japan 105-49 (Carter 18, Baker 17, Abdur-Rahim 14, Allen 12, Smith 11, Payton 11, Houston 8, Mourning 7, Kidd 4, Hardaway 4 – Kita 13, Shoji 4, Furuta 4, Sako 4, Aono 2; Hasegawa 7, Ishizaka 4, Weiss 3, Naya 3, Miyanokoshi 3, Orimo 2)
5/9/00: USA Dream Team IV – Spain 95-66 (Allen 10, Smith 6, Payton 10, Mourning 8, Garnett 4 ,Kidd 7, Houston 10, Hardaway 7, Carter 10, Baker 8, McDyess 9, Abdur-Rahim 6 - Rodríguez 2, Jiménez 5, Herreros 14, A.Reyes 13, Dueñas; Lopez 5, Navarro 9, De la Fuente 1, Garbajosa 8, De Miguel, Rogers 8, Angulo 1)

2/9/00, Maui, HI, Friendly: USA Dream Team IV – USA Selected Team 111-74 (Carter 24, McDyess 11, Kidd 8, Mourning 8, Hardaway 8; Allen 17, Abdur-Rahim 11, Baker 10, Houston 8, Garnett 4, Payton 2, Smith – Richardson 20, Williams 15, Battier 8, Johnson 2; Morris 11, Jacobsen 7, Murphy 4, Bradford 3, Collison 2, Wright 2, Tinsley)
31/8/00: Maui, HI, Friendly: USA Dream Team IV – Canada 99-70 (Houston 8, Garnett 10, Baker 4, Allen 18, Payton 1; Smith 1, Kidd, Mourning 13, Hardaway 2, Carter 29, McDyess 7, Abdur-Rahim 6 – Barrett 22, Guarasci 11, Meeks 10, Nash 2, Hamilton 2; Mac Culloch 14, Swords 4, Francis 3, Mavis 2, Daniels, Hinrichsen, Newton)

1998

  World Championships 1998 in Athens (GRE) 
Day 12 (Finals), Aug.9, 1998: 3^rd place game: USA – Greece 84-61 ( Sasser 23, J. King 14, Alexis 12, Oliver 11, Langdon 7, Garris 5, Amaya 3, Hawkins 2, Edwards 2, Wood 2, Miller 2, G.King 1 - Papanikolaou 18, Kalaitzis 15, Alvertis 9, Rentzias 6, Fassoulas 4, Boudouris 3, Balogiannis 2, Economou 2, Karagoutis 2)
Day 11, Aug.8, 1998: Semifinals: Russia – USA 66-64 ( Babkov 30, Karassev 10, Panov 7, Kudelin 6, Mikhailov 6, Pachoutin 3, Kissourin 3, Tikhonenko 1 - G.King 10, Oliver 9, J.King 8, Wood 8, Sasser 8, Hawkins 6, Alexis 6, Amaya 5, Garris 2, Miller 2)
Day 10, Aug.7, 1998: Quarterfinals: USA - Italy 80-77 ( Hawkins 16, Alexis 14, Garris 11, Sasser 9, G.King 9, J.King 7, Miller 5, Wood 4, Amaya 3, Oliver 2 - Myers 32, Fucka 11, Meneghin 9, Damiao 8, Abbio 6, Chiacig 6, Basile 5)
Day 7, Aug.4, 1998: Australia - USA 78-96 ( Ronaldson, Maher 8, Fisher, Drmic, MacKinnon 4, Dwight 7, Gaze 8, Heal 31, Melmeth 4, Anstey 3, Vlahov 7, Roggers 6 - Langdon, Hawkins, Garris 11, Sasser 15, King J. 14, Edwards 5, Oliver 18, Alexis 13, King G. 4, Wood 4, Amaya 6, Miller 6)
Day 6, Aug.3, 1998: Spain – USA 73-75 ( Hawkins 2, Garris 11, Sasser, J.King 9, Edwards, Oliver 17, Alexis 10, G.King 5, Wood 3, Amaia 6, Miller - Azofra, Orenga 5, Rodriguez 5, De La Fuente 6, Herreros 27, Paraiso 8, De Miguel 7, Reyes 10, Duenas)
Day 5, Aug.2, 1998: USA - Argentina 87-74 ( Langdon 2, Hawkins 15, garris 2, Sasser 2, King J. 5, Edwards 4, Oliver 18, Alexis 20, King G. 4, Wood 9, Amaya 2, Miller 4 - Nicola 26, Montechia 2, De La Fuente 6, Sanchez, Milanesio, Espil 14, Osella 18, Ginobili 6, Wolkovisky 2)
Day 3, July 31, 1998: Korea – USA 62-88 ( Choo, Kang 12, Kim M., Cho 3, Hyun 8, Lee 7, Seo 14, Kim S., Yang 3, Moon 15 - Langdon 5, Hawkins, Garris 4, Sasser 17, King J. 13, Edwards 7, Oliver 11, Alexis 13, King G. 6, Wood 8, Amaya 4, Miller)
Day 2, July 30, 1998: Lithuania - USA 84-82 ( Jasikevicius 6, Zukauskas E. 1, Stobergas 15, Lukminas, Adomaitis 10, Karnisovas 29, Maskoliunas 3, Einikis 8, Praskevicius 12 - Langdon, Hawkins 16, Garris 5, Sasser 13, King J. 4, Edwards 3, Oliver 18, Wendel 3, King G. 6, Wood 6, Amaia 4, Miller 4)
Day 1, July 29, 1998: USA - Brazil 83-59 ( Langdon 6, Hawkins 12, Garris 2, Sasser 9, King Jimmy 7, Edwards 5, Oliver 2, Wendel Alexis 13, King Gerald 8, Wood, Amaia 7, Miller 13 - Machado, Fonseca 10, Cazziolato 11, Vianna 11, Varejao 1, Ferraciu 2, Rubens, Josuel 7, Clemente, Klafke 12, Joerez 5)