what do you consider prime time? 600-700? All I see are the track and field finals at that time. After that, its midnight in brazil so not much is happening

I can't seem to confirm it with any non-Chinese sources, but Lin Tzu-chi came back positive according to my friend from HK? Can anyone confirm.

8-10pm is their high light program.

Positive of what? :seriously:

Brazil men's soccer is off to the gold medal game!

Isn't Brazil's men's soccer team the equivalent of Canada's men's hockey team? :)

more like.. russia/sweden equivalent. Can go all the way once in a while but stays competitive all the time

I don't think our hockey team would give up as easily as Brazil's soccer team did at the last WC final.

They're gonna lose it just like they did in the WC lol

They never made it to the final in the last WC.

Melissa Bishop advances to semifinals with fastest time in 800m heats

http://olympics.cbc.ca/video/vod/mel...00m-heats.html

I watched the beginning 15 or so minutes of women's basketball quarter finals and I thought they had it in the bag........... damn, I guess they went full on Canucks.

You're right, my memory isn't the best. Whichever game it was where they got the shit kicked out of them because nobody bothered to play after one or two of their main guys got injured. It was pretty pathetic to watch, I'm glad I'm not a Brazil fan.

Stay Classy, Brazil. I guess these fans must have just returned after leaving the stadium "to get food." FailFish

Rio 2016: IOC President condemns ?shocking behaviour? after crowd booed French pole vaulter Renaud Lavillenie until he cried - National | Globalnews.ca

Jeez, Andre De Grasse is crazy fast.

Brazilians must be the worst fans in the world for any sport. It's down right shameful whenever the UFC goes there.

In other corruption news. IOC exec caught trying to flip tickets nobody wants.

IOC executive in hospital amid police probe into Rio ticket scalping | CTV News

De Grasse is a monster

saw a post on reddit with like 5k upvotes.... remember guys... germany rekt brazil in the world cup and their people cried. They should be ashamed for booing the French athlete who cried in the medal ceremony...

Host Nation......... emphasis on "Host."

Apparently not the host with the most in the Olympics at Rio. You'd figure as a nation, they would come together and show the rest of the world their best.

Next one is in Tokyo, Japan, so it should be a night and day difference. Knowing the Japanese, losing face on the world stage would be unimaginable.

Saw this on Reddit. I love the friendly rivalry they have with each other

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CqGq25aWcAAV4G9.jpg

The amount of good sportsmanship this Olympics has is awesome.

Good sportsmanship has been the norm at just about every Olympics. It's just sad when you see dipshits like that dude who wouldn't shake hands with another fellow athlete, 'cause they were from a country that was at war with them. Thankfully that sort of shit doesn't happen often.

The only shitty part of the Olympics is the cheating (drug use) and poor officiating.

Will there be ever a time where an athlete will say, "No, the other athlete deserved to win. They deserve the Gold. I will not be part of this bullshit."

I'm talking about sports like boxing, judo, diving, figure skating, etc.

unfortunately it's the unsportsmanlike ones that stand out

-hope solo
-judo, egyptian refuses to shake isreali hand
-boxing controversy, judges sent home
-french swimmer disqualified and stripped of medal
-brazilians booing french pole vault during medal ceremony

Big bro, little bro not running next to each other in the 200m final. There's an American in between their lanes.