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London 2012 Olympic Tournament preview: Argentina
Group A:
Argentina
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France
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Lithuania
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Nigeria
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Tunisia
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United States
Group B:
Australia
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Brazil
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China
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Great Britain
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Russia
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Spain
ARGENTINA
It may be the last chance for a golden generation of Argentinean players to do something big together - and that makes them even more dangerous than ever. Players like 2001 Euroleague Finals MVP Manu Ginobili, former All-Euroleague power forward Luis Scola, two-time All-Euroleague second team selection Andres Nocioni of Caja Laboral, Carlos Delfino and Leo Gutierrez helped Argentina win a historic gold medal at the Athens Olympics in 2004, changing Olympic basketball history forever. Euroleague legend Pablo Prigioni was added to the team that got a bronze medal in Beijing 2008 along with Eurocup winner Fede Kammerichs. They are all back in 2012 in what is the last chance for them to play the Olympic men's basketball tournament together. On top of that, Coach Julio Cesar Lamas has sprinkled in some fresh faces, like playmaker Facundo Campazzo. Togetherness, talent and a team-oriented game played possession by possession has made Argentina what it is - one of the best national teams in the world.
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Name
Pos.
Height
Born
Team 2011-12
4
SCOLA, LUIS
Center
206
1980
Houston Rockets (NBA)
5
GINOBILI, MANU
Forward
198
1977
San Antonio Spurs (NBA)
6
MATA, MARCOS
Forward
201
1986
Peñarol (Argentina)
7
GUTIERREZ, LEO
Forward
200
1978
Peñarol (Argentina)
8
PRIGIONI, PABLO
Guard
191
1977
Caja Laboral (Euroleague - Spain)
9
GUTIERREZ, JUAN
Center
205
1983
Obras Sanitarias (Argentina)
10
DELFINO, CARLOS
Guard
198
1982
Milwaukee Bucks (NBA)
11
CAMPAZZO, FACUNDO
Guard
179
1991
Peñarol (Argentina)
12
LEIVA, MARTIN
Center
210
1980
Peñarol (Argentina)
13
NOCIONI, ANDRES
Forward
203
1979
Caja Laboral (Euroleague - Spain)
14
JASEN, HERNAN
Forward
199
1978
Banca Civica (Spain)
15
KAMMERICHS, FEDERICO
Forward
203
1980
Regatas Corrientes (Argentina)
Head Coach: LAMAS, JULIO CESAR
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
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