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Three FIBA situations to watch
As the competition ratchets up in Turkey, Team USA needs to address these issues
Updated: September 5, 2010, 12:18 PM ET
By
Tom Haberstroh | Special to Insider
Team USA hasn't lost a game this summer and has outscored its opponents by a total of 200 points in nine games of international ball. While those results are certainly worthy of high praise, it's the process that should garner some concern as the Americans head toward tougher competition.
Here are three situations to watch closely when Team USA faces Angola on Monday -- and beyond.
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