Olympic men s basketball rankings, previous Olympic men s basketball rankings?

2L's don't know how to pretend to understand, just C5's commentary said, there are no rules for the Olympics to compare with each other.

Group A points.

Sports Team Win Lose Points.

Lithuania 4 1 9

Argentina 4 1 9

Croatia 3 2 8

Australia 3 2 8

Russia 1 4 6

Iran 0 5 5

Group B Points.

Sports Team Win Lose Points.

United States 5 0 10

Spain 4 1 9

Greece 3 2 8

China 2 3 7

Germany 1 4 6

Angola 0 5 5

If Greece wins today, at least seventh.

If it loses to Greece, it will be at least eighth.

The result was the same, but the Chinese team won in the contest between the two sides, so Germany qualified!

It's like Team USA wins or loses and wins and loses to top the group!

In any case, the Chinese team will definitely make it to the quarterfinals! Even if Germany wins the Dream 8, it is also 2-4 with China, and China still appears in terms of the rules of the Olympic competition!

Today compared with Greece, if you win, you will rank 3rd in the group, and if you lose, you will rank 4th, but you will win with Lithuania, the top of Group A, and lose with Argentina 2nd.

This is probably not the case in the United States.

In 1936, the Chinese men's basketball team participated in the Olympic Games for the first time, led by head coach Dong Shouyi, the Chinese men's basketball team finally achieved a 15-21 result, playing a total of four games, China lost to Japan 19-35, defeated France 45-38 in the second, lost to Peru 21-29 in the third game, and lost to Brazil 14-32 in the fourth game.

In the 1948 London Olympics, the Chinese men's basketball team continued to play, ranking fifth in the group stage with two wins and two losses, and was eliminated, in the 17-23 finals, China defeated Switzerland 42-34, defeated Britain 54-25, and lost to Italy 38-54 in the 17-place finals, winning 18th.

In the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, the Chinese men's basketball team created the best record, finishing tenth, and in the first game, facing the dream team led by Jordan, China was powerless, and lost to Brazil 76-86 in the last game, and finished 10th.

In the 1988 Seoul Olympics, the Chinese men's basketball team, led by Faye Wong, Daniel Zhang and Song Ligang, finished 11th, played seven games, won two wins and five losses, and won 97-75 over Egypt in the battle for 11th place.

In the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, under the guidance of Jiang Xingquan, the Chinese men's basketball team won 0-7 and ranked at the bottom, ranking 12th.

The 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games was the most glorious one in the history of the Chinese men's basketball team, led by the first generation of Hu Weidong, Liu Yudong, Zheng Wu and Li Nan, and entered the quarterfinals for the first time, losing to Yugoslavia 61-128 in the quarterfinals and losing to Croatia 85-99 in the seventh-place battle, achieving the best eighth place in history.

In the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, the Chinese men's basketball team won 2-4, lost to Spain 64-81 in the ninth place battle, and won the tenth place, and in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, led by Yao Ming, Battle, and Li Nan, with Wang Shipeng's last-minute three-point defeat against Serbia and Montenegro, broke into the quarterfinals and won the eighth place with the best result in history.

In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Yao Ming, Yi Jianlian, and Wang Zhizhi were unstoppable and broke into the quarterfinals again, losing to the United States 70-101 in the first game, and in the second game, they were dragged into overtime by Spain, and finally lost to Spain, and in the quarterfinals, China lost to Lithuania 68-94 and finished eighth.

In the 2012 Olympic Games, Yao Ming had retired, and the Chinese men's basketball team was not picked up, and finally finished 12th with a total defeat.

In the 2016 Rio Olympics, the Chinese men's basketball team led by Yi Jianlian ended the Olympic journey with five defeats, ranking at the bottom of the Olympic Games for two consecutive years, ranking 12th.

The Chinese men's basketball team has participated in the Olympic Games nine times, including reaching the quarterfinals three times in 1996, 2004 and 2008.

In the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, the Chinese men's basketball team first defeated Angola 70-67, then lost to Croatia 78-109, and defeated Argentina 87-77 in the last game, reaching the top eight of the Olympic Games for the first time in history.

In the 2004 Athens Olympics, the Chinese men's basketball team defeated New Zealand 69-62, lost to Argentina 57-82, and 52:

Lost to Italy 89, lost to Spain 58:83, and narrowly defeated the world champion Serbia and Montenegro 67-66 in the final game to reach the quarterfinals again.

In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the Chinese men's basketball team lost to the United States 70:101, Spain 75:85, and Angola 85:68.

The men's basketball team at the Beijing Olympics is ranked 8th.

The 2008 Chinese men's basketball team entered the top 8 of the Olympic Games for the third time, because this session was held by our own country, which is of great significance.

The top eight teams are: the United States, Spain, Argentina, Lithuania, Greece, Croatia, Australia, and China.

2008 Olympic men's basketball team rankings: USA, Spain, Argentina, Lithuania, Greece, etc.

The 29th Summer Olympic Games (Beijing 2008; Games of the XXIX Olympiad), also known as the 2008 Beijing Olympics, opened on August 8, 2008 at 8 p.m. in Beijing, the capital of China. Closed on 24 August.

Events

For the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the 28 major events and sub-events remained unchanged, and wushu was set as a special event for the Olympic Games (this special event is neither an official event nor a performance event).

1 new women's 3000m steeplechase event was added to track and field, 2 new men's and women's open water swimming events were added to swimming, and 2 men's 10-meter activity targets and women's double non-directional targets were cancelled in shooting; Men's and women's BMX were used in cycling instead of men's and women's time trials, and table tennis was replaced by men's and women's team events.

There are 4 water sports sub-categories: swimming, synchronized swimming, water polo and diving. There are 46 events in athletics, including 24 events for men and 22 for women, and 32 events for swimming, 16 for men and 16 for women.