2008 Olympic Basketball Men on fiba.com - Interviews

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And One And One posted 8/21/2008 from www.fiba.com [flag]
Yao Ming spoke of his disappointment that China lost to Lithuania and missed out on the semi-finals at the Beijing Games but also expressed his belief that the national team had played better basketball than ever before. [link]
2008 Olympic Basketball Men on fiba.com - Interviews

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