Twenty years after Vince Carter's unforgettable dunk in the Olympics, photographer Darren McNamara recalls his iconic photo.

USA Basketball statement regarding the passing of former USA Basketball president Tom Jernstedt.

During the span of days that the 2020 Olympics were originally scheduled, USA Basketball is taking a look back at various Olympic facts and games that happened on this day in Olympic basketball history. Join us on this journey!

The U.S. Olympic Committee announced on Aug. 12, 2004, that three-time Olympian Dawn Staley was elected by the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team captains to represent the United States of America as the USA's flag bearer for the 2004 Olympic Games

U.S. basketball teams have been the most successful in Olympic history, something players, coaches and administrators work hard to sustain.

Thursday's (8 pm EDT) USA Men’s National Team exhibition game re-air is from July 22, 2007 when Kobe Bryant, wearing a USA uniform for the first time, drained the game winner with :06 left to lead the USA Blue Team to a 105-104 victory in the 2007 State Farm USA Basketball Challenge in Las Vegas.

Thursday's (8 pm EDT) men’s national team exhibition game re-air is from July 22, 2012, when Kevin Durant poured in 27 points to lead the USA National Team to an 86-80 victory over Argentina in Barcelona, Spain.

Thursday's (8 pm EDT) men’s national team exhibition game re-air is from Aug. 4, 2004, when Allen Iverson's 40-foot 3-pointer at the buzzer lifted the USA National Team to an 80-77 victory over Germany in Cologne, Germany.

Tonight's men’s national team exhibition game re-air is from Sept. 2, 2000, when Vince Carter led the USA National Team to a 111-74 victory versus the USA Basketball Select Team of collegians.