One thing about us – we’re gonna just pop out and show folks. Chelsea Gray, point guard for the Las Vegas Aces, is helping to lead Team USA to victory during an olympic basketball game against Team Japan. Gray has racked up 11 assists at halftime with the current record set at 18 assists. Coincidentally, the record was set by one of her opponents tonight, Rui Muchida. 

Our girl, Simone Biles, took a much needed mental health break and is back on the field giving it to the girls. Already making history as the fourth American female artistic gymnast to compete at three Olympic Games, Biles is on track to add more gold to her neck. Chosen as one of the four gymnasts who will compete in Tuesday’s women’s gymnastics face-off, Biles will anchor three of the four events.

After watching his team pick up a victory over Serbia, Team USA coach Steve Kerr has confirmed Boston Celtics power forward Jayson Tatum will play for Team USA in their upcoming game on Wednesday against South Sudan. “I’m not going to answer your next question, which is if he plays, who doesn’t, but we’re going to need him and part of this job for me is to keep everybody engaged and ready because my experience with this is crazy stuff happens,” said Kerr. 

Speaking of Team USA defeating Serbia, we can confirm Durant had a huge hand in that--scoring the first eight shots and setting the tone for his team to pick up the win with the final score at 110-84. Despite Kerr holding regret for not playing Tatum, Team USA can still have something to celebrate bringing home the win ahead of Wednesday’s matchup.

So many wins and firsts have been happening during this year’s Olympics, even in the fashion sphere. Popular luxury brand, TELFAR, has made its way onto the bodies of the Liberian Olympic team, with the athletes sporting custom-made Opening Ceremony kits. This was a major moment – and a major slay.