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No Drought! The U.S. bobsled medalists revel in their accomplishment. Todd Hays and Brian Shimer ended 46 years of U.S. bobsled frustration in a big way, taking silver and bronze in the four-man. And in the inaugural women's competition, Americans Jill Bakken and Vonetta Flowers -- who most thought weren't even the best U.S. team -- won an improbable gold. • Complete bobsled results | Bobsled medals • Caple: Sledding prince | Bakken's golden choice | Tourists • Cruz: Suspended Jovanovic left out in cold
 Adelson: An experience worth millions German Glessner's medal hopes died in January when, with $20 in his pocket, he tried his ATM card and it was invalid. Adelson: Luge's not a spectator sport Watching luge isn't exactly fan friendly. In fact, like NASCAR, most of it is all a big blur. Keown: Fourth not the place to be Americans Todd Hays and Garrett Hines finished in a hearbreaking fourth place in the two-man bobsled. Caple: One in a billion Shiva Keshavan is literally one in a billion. He's the lone athlete from India. More Features & Columns |
 • Taiwan member critical after car crash • Germans win gold, U.S. 2-3 in doubles luge • Wilczak doesn't medal, but father is there • Germans sweep women's luge | Can't watch • Forget about any Racine-Davidson reunion • German Hackl fails at 4th straight luge gold • Caple: Hays emotional, but maybe uninformed • Bobsledder Jovanovic banned for two years More Headlines 
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