What if: The USSR played at the Olympics?

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AllThatJazzBasketball AllThatJazzBasketball posted 9/3/2008 from allthatjazzbasketball.blogspot.com [flag]
The US team killed everyone, for as close as the Spain game was, it was still the USA's game to lose more than it was Spain's game to win. What if the USSR didn't break up, would they make a good International Basketball Team? Would they ever! Check out the 12 man roster and see for yourself! [link]
What if: The USSR played at the Olympics?

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