Sunday at the Games

Utah connections

• Utah Jazz guard Carlos Arroyo led the Puerto Rican basketball team to a stunning upset of the U.S. team, which included his future Jazz teammate, Carlos Boozer (see Page D1, D4).

• Ute basketball player Andrew Bogut scored 11 points as Australia got crushed by Greece, 76-54.

• Former Jazzman Sasha Pavlovic didn't score as his Serbia-Montenegro team got edged by Argentina, 83-82.

• BYU volleyball player Ryan Millar watched the first three sets of a 25-21, 21-25, 25-17, 25-23 loss to Italy from the sidelines, suffering from a sore ankle.

• U.S. rower Megan Dirkmaat, a former BYU student, and her crewmates finished first in a qualifying heat for the rowing women's eight.

• Canada's baseball team, which includes former Salt Lake minor leaguers Eric Cyr, Jeff Guiel and Ryan Radmanovich, defeated Taiwan, 7-0.

• Greece's baseball team, which includes former Stinger Clay Bellinger, got walloped by the Netherlands, 11-0.

TV ratings

For the second straight night, NBC's prime-time viewership was down in comparison with Sydney in 2000. Saturday night's telecast, the first night of competition, drew 20 million viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research. The second night of Sydney had 21 million.

Weather

Greece's notorious Meltemi wind, with 20-mph currents and 32-mph gusts, capsized at least 30 boats in sailing competition and blew over fences along cycling's road course. It also helped two American rowing teams set world records.

Looking ahead

The women's team gymnastics gold-medal competition will be broadcast Tuesday at 7 p.m. on Ch. 5

Local TV & radio

KSL-TV Ch. 5 will provide Olympic coverage during these times today:

12:30 p.m.-4 p.m., 7-11 p.m. , 11:30 p.m.-4 a.m.

For updated Olympic coverage, tune to KSL Newsradio 1160 at 16 minutes past the hour throughout the Games, and to an hour of coverage weeknights at 9.

Quote of the day

"I am 31, but I can still play PlayStation like I was 12. I think I will feel young when I am 60." — Turkish weightlifter Halil Mutlu, rebuffing a rival's claim that he's too old