U.S. Olympic Men's Basketball Team Leaders Through Two Games
The U.S. Men bounced back from their surprising defeat to France to handily dispatch of Iran 120-66 this morning. Here's a look at who has led the U.S. in points, rebounds and assists through their first two games:
| Player | Team | Per Game | |
| Points | Damian Lillard | Portland Trail Blazers | 16.0 |
| Rebounds | Jrue Holiday | Milwaukee Bucks | 5.5 |
| Assists | Zach Levine | Chicago Bulls | 5.5 |
Some notes:
- Lillard and Kevin Durant are the only U.S. players to score in double figures in each of the U.S.'s first two games.
- Bam Adebayo had ten rebounds against France, but none against Iran.
- Jerami Grant was the only U.S. player not to see action in both games sitting out against France.
- The U.S. had 34 assists against Iran after getting just 23 against France.
- Eight of the twelve players on the U.S. roster have scored in double figures in at least one of the first two games.
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