Again, D’Tigress battle U.S. as Adesokan, Olofua/Opeyori return

This is, perhaps, the biggest test of D’Tigress’ ability to stand among the big girls in the basketball event of the ongoing 2020 Olympic

D’Tigress will meet defending champions, U.S., in their opening game of the Tokyo 2020 basketball event…today

A few days ago, the same United States defeated D’Tigress 93-62 in an exhibition match to remind the world that they are still the number one in the game. In Amy Nnenna Okonkwo, Kunaiyi-Akpanah Pallas, Elizabeth Balogun, Aisha Mohammed, Promise Amukamara, Adaora Elonu, Atonye Nyingifa, Oderah Chidom, Ezinne Kalu, Victoria Macaulay, Erinma Ogwumike, and Ify Ibekwe, Coach Otis Hughley has enough ammunition to stand against the U.S.As D’Tigers Coach, Mike Brown said of the country’s teams in these games, Nigeria “has the mindset of: ‘We’re going to Tokyo to win.

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