NBC Primetime Show
Saturday, August 11, 2012
TRACK & FIELD
Men’s 4×100 Relay: Usain Bolt wins another gold medal as part of team that sets world record (36.84)
Ato Boldon: “If you are a fan of the 4×100, you just saw the greatest race in history, as both teams (Jamaica and the United States) have just run the fastest times ever in the history of this event.”
Lewis Johnson interviewing Bolt: “To win the gold medals in the 100, 200 and 4×100, what does it say about you?
Usain Bolt: “This is why I came here, to be a legend.”
Men’s 500 meters: Britain’s Mo Farah wins the 5,000 meters. He previously took the gold in the 10,000 meters
Tom Hammond: “The fans of Great Britain hail Mo Farah as one of the greatest British distance runners of all time.”
Women’s 4×400 Relay: Americans Allyson Felix, Sanya Richards-Ross, DeeDee Trotter and Francena McCorory win the gold
Ato Boldon: “The United States team is putting on a mile relay clinic. It just happens to be in the Olympic Finals.”
Ato Boldon: “Oh say can you see, the United States women have completely dominated the relays.”
DIVING
Platform: USA’s David Boudia ended USA’s gold medal drought.
Ted Robinson: “The first U.S. diver to win gold since Greg Louganis (1988).”
Bob Costas: “So, as was the case in Beijing, the men’s platform proves to be both the most exciting and competitive of the diving events, with Qiu Bo expected to win and the entire aquatic center pulling for Tom Daley. It turns out its American David Boudia who emerges with the gold. Ted mentioned Greg Louganis; well it was he, who two years ago told Boudia, ‘don’t be afraid to leave the pack behind.’ That turned out to be winning advice.”
NBC DAYTIME
Women’s Basketball: USA 86, France 50. Team USA has won five straight gold medals.
Bob Fitzgerald: “The last loss for the United States came against the Unified Team, the former Soviet Union, in the ’92 Olympics. They won the bronze against Cuba, and that began a 40-game winning streak in the Olympics, an unprecedented four straight gold medals, the best in any women’s sport and the drive for five continuing tonight.”
Bob Fitzgerald: “And for five consecutive Olympic games, you can stamp the gold medal MADE IN THE USA for the women of the United States.”
NBC SPORTS NETWORK
Men’s Soccer: Mexico defeats Brazil 2-1 to win the gold
Arlo White: “It is all over. Brazil’s wait for a gold medal in the Olympic Games goes on. Mexico celebrates a famous win in their soccer history; gold medalists for the first time in their history.”
–NBC OLYMPICS–
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