"I learned, certainly the elite teams, the teams that seriously have a chance to contend for a gold medal, I learned the diversity and sort of styles and just the feel of the game overall," HillGrant Hill, the managing director of the United States men's basketball team, said the decision to release the team's roster happened to coincide with the United States Olympic Committee's weeklong event in New York City commemorating the Paris Olympics being 100 days away. "We hope that that doesn't happen. "We have shown in years past that we've had to make changes, and we do have time in the event that something unforeseen were to happen, that we have a contingency plan and we have that at every position," Hill said. Hill also plans to get all the players and staff on a Zoom call in the near future to begin the bonding process. "We have shown in years past that we've had to make changes, and we do have time in the event that something unforeseen were to happen, that we have a contingency plan and we have that at every position.
