Olympics TV schedule – Friday, Aug. 2
BADMINTON
8:10 a.m.: USA — Mixed Doubles Gold Final
BASKETBALL
5:30 a.m.: USA — Men’s Group A: Australia vs. Greece
1:50 p.m.: E! — Men’s Group B: France vs. Germany (Taped)
BASKETBALL 3X3
5 a.m.: USA — Women’s Pool Play: France vs. USA
10 a.m.: NBC — Women’s Pool Play: Canada vs. USA
10:30 a.m.: NBC — Men’s Pool Play: USA vs. France (Taped)
2:45 p.m.: E! — Men’s Pool Play: China vs. USA (Taped)
5 p.m.: USA — Men’s Pool Play (Taped)
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
9:10 a.m.: USA — Women’s Pool E: BRA (Carol/Barbara) vs. NED (Stam/Schoon)
2 p.m.: NBC — Women’s Pool C: USA (Hughes/Cheng) vs. GER (Muller/Tillmann)
4 p.m.: USA — Men’s Pool E: CZE (Perusic/Schweiner) vs. BRA (Evandro/Arthur) (Taped)
BOXING
3 p.m.: USA — Men’s Fly Quarterfinals & more (Taped)
CANOE & KAYAK
11:45 a.m.: USA — Slalom: Men’s & Women’s Kayak Cross Heats (Taped)
CYCLING
3:30 p.m.: USA — Finals: BMX Racing
EQUESTRIAN
6 a.m.: E! — Jumping: Team Final
9:15 a.m.: NBC — Jumping: Team Final (Taped)
7 p.m.: USA — Jumping: Team Final (Taped)
FENCING
3:15 p.m.: E! — Men’s Team Epee Bronze/Gold Finals (Taped)
6:30 p.m.: USA — Men’s Team Epee Bronze/Gold Finals (Taped)
GOLF
5 a.m.: GOLF — Men’s Round 2: Part 2
ROWING
12:15 p.m.: USA — Finals: Lightweight Sculls & more
SWIMMING
8 a.m.: NBC — Heats: Men’s 100m Fly & more (Taped)
11 a.m.: NBC — Swimming, Track & Field
TRACK & FIELD
10 a.m.: E! — Finals: Men’s 10,000m & more (Taped)
11 a.m.: NBC — Swimming, Track & Field
TRAMPOLINE
8:15 a.m.: E! — Women’s Qualification & Final (Taped)
6 p.m.: USA — Men’s Final (Taped)
VOLLEYBALL
3 p.m.: NBC — Men’s Pool C: Japan vs. United States (Taped)
WATER POLO
10 a.m.: USA — Women’s Group: Greece vs. Italy (Taped)
9 p.m.: USA — Women’s Group: USA vs. France (Taped)
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