OneWorld is expected to find out the jury's ruling later Tuesday.   At least for a little while, OneWorld Challenge sailed away from its problems Tuesday. The team posted a 1-minute, 16-second win over Stars & Stripes to take a 1-0 lead in best-of-seven race repechages. It was a kind distraction from an awaiting decision on whether OneWorld breached rules of fair sailing. Also, Prada of Italy beat Sweden's Victory by 1:31 in its opener. • America's Cup: Coverage | Results | Teams Cohen Falls Short At Cup Sasha Cohen performed a solid free skate Saturday, but it still wasn't enough to clinch the Cup of Russia. Cohen finished second to Russian Viktoria Volchkova, who rallied from third to win her first senior medal. Russia's Evgeni Plushenko won the men's gold. • More: Russians win dance | Results | TV schedule   MORE FROM ESPN.com Hollobaugh: Cheboiywo ready to chew them up Boaz Cheboiywo says he's in the best shape of his life headed into cross country nationals.   Caple: The City Games Page 2's Jim Caple thinks New York City and the Olympics are a match made in heaven.   Jobson: Training pays off It's hard to think when, over the 151-year history of the America's Cup, sailing teams have been so well prepared.   Bob Brown: Picabo Street's full-tilt ride Her competition days behind her, America's best-known female skiier sets her sights on NASCAR… and a few polar bears   Voepel: U.S. women live up to hype Maybe the most intriguing part of the Americans' 79-74 victory over Russia for gold at the World Championships was that it highlighted how even the best separate themselves into subsets, such as the best of the best.   Blind faith Jewish athletes turn their backs to the possible threat of another terrorist attack targeted against them.   Keeping the torch lit Thirty years after terrorism at the Munich Olympics, the victims' families try to keep their memories alive.   Israeli athletes' terms of endurance Thirty years after the Olympic tragedy, Israelis return to Munich with ingrained fear, but also renewed strength.   May: Going from dream to nightmare USA Basketball's dream teams have lost their luster and appeal. They might even lose the gold.   More Features & Columns

HEADLINES Sixers' Brown to coach 2004 U.S. Olympic men's team   IOC: Size, cost of Games need to be reduced   Debate for proposed anti-doping code heats up   Gotfryd takes 231-pound crown at lifting Worlds   American double: Postell wins world title in balance beam   Modern pentathlon chief pleads case to IOC   Ski mogul maven Bradley dies at 86   Schoenfelder builds early lead, wins World Cup slalom   Slalom results   Klassen wins third straight speedskating 1,500 race   Germany's Hackl proving his luge career not done yet   Results   More Headline News AUDIO/VIDEO    Mitch Albom Why will Bob Hayes be remembered as the world's fastest man while today's crop will be lucky to be remembered at all? Standard | Cable Modem  Un-organized Jamie Sale and David Pelletier respond to the news of a Russian crime boss' plot to fix the Olympics. Standard | Cable Modem More Videos ESPN.COM'S WINTER OLYMPICS 2002 ESPN.com takes you to the best Winter Games performance by the United States. SUMMER OLYMPICS 2000 ESPN.com takes you from the opening ceremonies to the final gold medal.

 

CHATTER BOX "It'd be much better if the judicial authorities would take more initiative, more action against trafficking. Believe me, they would find a lot more."      -- IOC president Jacques Rogge     Chat wraps: Brandi Chastain

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