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Message: [QUOTE="UcMiami, post: 3979304, member: 199"] It is like the track relay teams, or any other Olympic qualifying teams, in any competitions - the team qualifies the country but the individual athletes are not guaranteed. Given that the US is fairly inexperienced in 3x3 I would think they will keep this team - the most likely alternates will be competing for the 5x5 Olympic team and just don't have much experience in the 3x3 and while skills are similar the play is totally different. Here are some basic competition stats: Plum: 21-48 fg, 3-4 ft, 32 pts, 11 rbds Lou: 12-32, 5-8, 22 pts, 22 rbds Stef: 27-36, 5-7, 34 pts, 24 rbds Gray: 26-48, 5-8, 39 pts, 30 rbds Most balanced team in the competition - Stef's efficiency was impressive, Gray's all around game was very good. Throughout the competition efficiency at the rim for all the teams was really good. Kept thinking about boneyard complaints about Uconn missed layups! :eek: :cool: No need to complain about that in the tournament on the women's side. Nice that the women never played a full 10 minute game - always got their 21. [/QUOTE]