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Missy Franklin is on the cusp of deciding whether or not she should join her high school's swim team, but the Olympic gold medalist said she is hearing from some that it might give her an unfair advantage in the water. -
Aly Raisman Inducted into Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in NY
Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman will be inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame & Museum on April 21 in Commack, N.Y. Raisman, 18, won a gold medal this summer at the London Olympics for her floor routine to the song of "Hava Nagila." She also took home a bronze medal on the balance beam and helped the U.S. win the women's gymnastics team title. She became the most decorated U.S. gymnast at the 2012 Olympic Games. -
Gabby Douglas; Olympic Women's Gymnastics Star Shooting for Gold
Gabby Douglas, 16, came in third among Team USA in the women's qualifications on July 29, but this athlete, nicknamed "The Flying Squirrel" is going to battle her hardest in the women's team finals on July 31, airing at 11:30 Eastern time. -
NBC Olympics Schedule: Day 2 - Basketball, Swimming, Soccer, Cycling Live Stream Watch Online
The NBC Olympics site will be live streaming an exciting schedule of sporting events on Day 2 from London 2012. Sports fans will be able to choose which events they watch from the NBC Olympics website, including action from the men's basketball, Team USA swimming, as well as women's cycling. -
Logan Tom, Destinee Hooker Lead U.S. Volleyball Team Win Over South Korea
Team USA's Women's Volleyball team defeated South Korea today, led by Logan Tom. The U.S. team showed their skills as they knocked South Korea in four sets in pool play. The results are as follows: 5-19, 25-17, 20-25, 25-21. Tom scored nine points in today's match, including eight spikes. Also shining at the match today was Destinee Hooker. The 24-year old gained 21 points and at one point had the crowd cheering her name on. -
Olympics Opening Ceremony 2012 Schedule: NBC, TV, Watch Online Live Stream
The Olympic Games 2012 is gearing up to commence Friday evening, and one of the most eagerly awaited opening ceremonies in Olympic history is set to take place. Oscar-winning British director Danny Boyle has been planning the ceremony for months, and it promises to be unique and memorable. Over one billion people are expected to watch the Olympics opening ceremony on television across the globe, and in the United States the event will be broadcast on TV (details below).
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