List of results of the United States men's basketball team at the Olympics

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The following is a list of results of the United States men's basketball team at the Summer Olympics :

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1936 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1936 Summer Olympics (Berlin)
Game 1SpainW 2–0--First RoundSpain forfeited; USA credited with 2–0 victory [1]
Game 2EstoniaW 52–28+24Second Round [1]
Game 3PhilippinesW 56–23+33Fourth Round [1]
Game 4MexicoW 25–10+15Semifinals [1]
Game 5CanadaW 19–8+11Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal [1]
Tournament totals: 5–0 record; 38 points per game; +20.8 average point differential

1948 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1948 Summer Olympics (London)
Game 1SwitzerlandW 86–21+65Group Play [2]
Game 2CzechoslovakiaW 53–28+25Group Play [2]
Game 3ArgentinaW 59–57+2Group Play [2]
Game 4EgyptW 66–28+38Group Play [2]
Game 5PeruW 61–33+28Group Play [2]
Game 6UruguayW 63–28+35Quarterfinals [2]
Game 7MexicoW 71–40+31Semifinals [2]
Game 8FranceW 65–21+44Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (2) [2]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 65.5 points per game; +33.5 average point differential

1952 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1952 Summer Olympics (Helsinki)
Game 1HungaryW 66–48+18Preliminary Group Play [3]
Game 2CzechoslovakiaW 72–47+25Preliminary Group Play [3]
Game 3UruguayW 57–44+13Preliminary Group Play [3]
Game 4USSRW 86–58+28Quarterfinal Group Play [3]
Game 5ChileW 103–55+48Quarterfinal Group Play [3]
Game 6BrazilW 57–53+4Quarterfinal Group Play [3]
Game 7ArgentinaW 85–76+9Semifinals [3]
Game 8USSRW 36–25+11Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (3) [3]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 70.3 points per game; +19.5 average point differential

1956 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1956 Summer Olympics (Melbourne)
Game 1JapanW 98–40+58Preliminary Group Play [4]
Game 2ThailandW 101–29+72Preliminary Group Play2nd largest USA margin of victory in Olympic competition [4]
Game 3PhilippinesW 121–53+68Preliminary Group PlayTied for 3rd largest USA margin of victory in Olympic competition [4]
Game 4BulgariaW 85–44+41Quarterfinal Group Play [4]
Game 5BrazilW 113–51+62Quarterfinal Group Play [4]
Game 6USSRW 85–55+30Quarterfinal Group Play [4]
Game 7UruguayW 101–38+63Semifinals [4]
Game 8USSRW 89–55+34Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (4) [4]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 99.1 points per game; +53.5 average point differential

1960 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1960 Summer Olympics (Rome)
Game 1ItalyW 88–54+34Preliminary Group Play [5]
Game 2JapanW 125–66+59Preliminary Group Play [5]
Game 3HungaryW 107–63+44Preliminary Group Play [5]
Game 4YugoslaviaW 104–42+62Semifinal Group Play [5]
Game 5UruguayW 108–50+58Semifinal Group Play [5]
Game 6USSRW 81–57+24Semifinal Group Play [5]
Game 7ItalyW 112–81+31Medal Group Play [5]
Game 8BrazilW 90–63+27Medal Group PlayUSA wins gold medal (5) [5]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 101.9 points per game; +42.4 average point differential

1964 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1964 Summer Olympics (Tokyo)
Game 1AustraliaW 78–45+33Group Play [6]
Game 2FinlandW 77–51+26Group Play [6]
Game 3PeruW 60–45+15Group Play [6]
Game 4UruguayW 83–28+55Group Play [6]
Game 5YugoslaviaW 69–61+8Group Play [6]
Game 6BrazilW 86–53+33Group Play [6]
Game 7South KoreaW 116–50+66Group Play [6]
Game 8Puerto RicoW 62–42+20Semifinals [6]
Game 9USSRW 73–59+14Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (6) [6]
Tournament totals: 9–0 record; 78.2 points per game; +30 average point differential

1968 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1968 Summer Olympics ( Mexico City )
Game 1SpainW 81–46+35Group Play [7]
Game 2SenegalW 93–36+57Group Play [7]
Game 3PhilippinesW 96–75+21Group Play [7]
Game 4YugoslaviaW 73–58+15Group Play [7]
Game 5PanamaW 95–60+35Group Play [7]
Game 6ItalyW 100–61+39Group Play [7]
Game 7Puerto RicoW 61–56+5Group Play [7]
Game 8BrazilW 75–63+12Semifinals [7]
Game 9YugoslaviaW 65–50+15Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (7) [7]
Tournament totals: 9–0 record; 82.1; +26 average point differential

1972 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1972 Summer Olympics (Munich)
Game 1CzechoslovakiaW 66–35+31Group Play [8]
Game 2AustraliaW 81–55+26Group Play [8]
Game 3CubaW 67–48+19Group Play [8]
Game 4BrazilW 61–54+7Group Play [8]
Game 5EgyptW 96–31+65Group Play [8]
Game 6SpainW 72–56+16Group Play [8]
Game 7JapanW 99–33+66Group Play [8]
Game 8ItalyW 68–38+30Semifinals [8]
Game 9USSR L 50–51 -1Gold Medal FinalUSA suffers first loss in Olympic competition; Wins silver medal [8]
Tournament totals: 8–1 record; 73.3; +28.8 average point differential

1976 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1976 Summer Olympics (Montreal)
Game 1ItalyW 106–86+20Group Play [9]
Game 2YugoslaviaW 95–74+21Group Play [9]
Game 3Puerto RicoW 95–94+1Group PlaySmallest USA margin of victory in Olympic competition [9]
Game 4YugoslaviaW 112–93+19Group Play [9]
Game 5EgyptW 2–0--Group PlayEgypt forfeited; USA credited with 2-0 victory [9]
Game 6CzechoslovakiaW 81–76+5Semifinals [9]
Game 7CanadaW 95–77+18Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (8) [9]
Tournament totals: 7–0 record; 97.3 points per game; +14 average point differential

1980 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1980 Summer Olympics ( Moscow )
USA qualified for Olympic tournament however did not participate due to 1980 Summer Olympics boycott

1984 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1984 Summer Olympics ( Los Angeles )
Game 1ChinaW 97–49+48Group Play [10]
Game 2CanadaW 89–68+21Group Play [10]
Game 3UruguayW 104–68+36Group Play [10]
Game 4FranceW 120–62+58Group Play [10]
Game 5SpainW 101–68+33Group Play [10]
Game 6F. R. GermanyW 78–67+11Quarterfinals [10]
Game 7CanadaW 78–59+19Semifinals [10]
Game 8SpainW 96–65+31Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (9) [10]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 95.4 points per game; +32.1 average point differential

1988 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1988 Summer Olympics (Seoul)
Game 1SpainW 97–53+44Group Play [11]
Game 2CanadaW 76–70+6Group Play [11]
Game 3BrazilW 102–87+15Group Play [11]
Game 4ChinaW 108–57+51Group Play [11]
Game 5EgyptW 102–35+67Group Play [11]
Game 6Puerto RicoW 94–57+37Quarterfinals [11]
Game 7USSRL 76–82-6SemifinalsUSA suffers second loss in Olympic competition [11]
Game 8AustraliaW 78–49+29Bronze Medal FinalUSA wins bronze medal [11]
Tournament totals: 7–1 record; 91.6 points per game; +30.375 average point differential

1992 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1992 Summer Olympics (Barcelona)
Game 1AngolaW 116–48+68Group PlayTied for 3rd largest USA margin of victory in Olympic competition [12]
Game 2CroatiaW 103–70+33Group Play [12]
Game 3GermanyW 111–68+43Group Play [12]
Game 4BrazilW 127–83+44Group Play [12]
Game 5SpainW 122–81+41Group Play [12]
Game 6Puerto RicoW 115–77+38Quarterfinals [12]
Game 7LithuaniaW 127–76+51Semifinals [12]
Game 8CroatiaW 117–85+32Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (10) [12]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 117.3 points per game; +43.8 average point differential

1996 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
1996 Summer Olympics (Atlanta)
Game 1ArgentinaW 96–68+28Group Play [13]
Game 2AngolaW 87–54+33Group Play [13]
Game 3LithuaniaW 104–82+22Group Play [13]
Game 4ChinaW 133–70+63Group Play [13]
Game 5CroatiaW 101–71+30Group Play [13]
Game 6BrazilW 98–75+23Quarterfinals [13]
Game 7AustraliaW 101–73+28Semifinals [13]
Game 8YugoslaviaW 95–69+26Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (11) [13]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 102 points per game; +31.6 average point differential

2000 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
2000 Summer Olympics (Sydney)
Game 1ChinaW 119–72+47Group Play [14]
Game 2ItalyW 93–61+32Group Play [14]
Game 3LithuaniaW 85–76+9Group Play [14]
Game 4New ZealandW 102–56+46Group Play [14]
Game 5FranceW 106–94+12Group Play [14]
Game 6RussiaW 85–70+15Quarterfinals [14]
Game 7LithuaniaW 85–83+2Semifinals [14]
Game 8FranceW 85–75+10Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (12) [14]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 95 points per game; +21.6 average point differential

2004 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
2004 Summer Olympics (Athens)
Game 1Puerto RicoL 73–92-19Group PlayUSA suffers third and biggest loss in Olympic competition [15] [16]
Game 2GreeceW 77–71+6Group Play [17]
Game 3AustraliaW 89–79+10Group Play [18]
Game 4LithuaniaL 90–94-4Group PlayUSA suffers fourth loss in Olympic competition [19]
Game 5AngolaW 89–53+36Group Play [20]
Game 6SpainW 102–94+8Quarterfinals [21]
Game 7ArgentinaL 81–89-8SemifinalsUSA suffers fifth loss in Olympic competition [15]
Game 8LithuaniaW 104–96+8Bronze Medal FinalUSA wins bronze medal (2) [22]
Tournament totals: 5–3 record; 88.1 points per game; +4.6 average point differential

2008 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
2008 Summer Olympics (Beijing)
Game 1ChinaW 101–70+31Group Play [23] [24] [25]
Game 2AngolaW 97–76+21Group Play [26] [27]
Game 3GreeceW 92–69+23Group Play [28] [29]
Game 4SpainW 119–82+37Group Play [30] [31]
Game 5GermanyW 106–57+49Group Play [32] [33]
Game 6AustraliaW 116–85+31Quarterfinals [34] [35]
Game 7ArgentinaW 101–81+20Semifinals [36] [37]
Game 8SpainW 118–107+11Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (13) [38] [39] [40] [41]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 106.3 points per game; +27.9 average point differential

2012 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
2012 Summer Olympics (London)
Game 1FranceW 98–71+27Group Play [42]
Game 2TunisiaW 110-63+47Group Play [42]
Game 3NigeriaW 156–73+83Group PlayLargest USA margin of victory in Olympic competition [42]
Game 4LithuaniaW 99-94+5Group Play [42]
Game 5ArgentinaW 126-97+29Group Play [42]
Game 6AustraliaW 119–86+33Quarterfinals [42]
Game 7ArgentinaW 109-83+26Semifinals [42]
Game 8SpainW 107-100+7Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (14) [42]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 115.5 points per game; +32.1 average point differential

2016 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
2016 Summer Olympics (Rio de Janeiro)
Game 1ChinaW 119–62+57Group Play [43]
Game 2VenezuelaW 113–69+44Group Play [43]
Game 3AustraliaW 98–88+10Group Play [43]
Game 4SerbiaW 94–91+3Group Play [43]
Game 5FranceW 100–97+3Group Play [43]
Game 6ArgentinaW 105–78+27Quarterfinals [43]
Game 7SpainW 82–76+6Semifinals [43]
Game 8SerbiaW 96–66+30Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (15) [43]
Tournament totals: 8–0 record; 100.9 points per game; +22.5 average point differential

2020 Summer Olympics

Game #OpponentResultPoint differentialRoundNotesRef.
2020 Summer Olympics (Tokyo)
Game 1FranceL 76–83-7Group PlayUSA suffers sixth loss in Olympic competition
Game 2IranW 120–66+54Group Play
Game 3Czech RepublicW 119–84+35Group Play
Game 4SpainW 95–81+14Quarterfinals
Game 5AustraliaW 97–78+19Semifinals
Game 8FranceW 87–82+5Gold Medal FinalUSA wins gold medal (16)
Tournament totals: 5–1 record; 99 points per game; +20 average point differential

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