U.S. wins gold in U-21 men's basketball championship

U.S. wins gold in U-21 men's basketball championship

SAITAMA, Japan - Members of the United States squad celebrate after beating Croatia 89-80 to win the gold medal in the under-21 men's basketball world championship final at Saitama Super Arena on Aug. 12. The U.S. earned its second gold medal of the competition after winning the inaugural title in 1993 in Spain.

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