Simone Biles finishes 2024 Paris Olympics with four total medals
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American gymnastics phenom Simone Biles finished her last event at the Summer Olympics on Monday, walking away with the silver medal for her floor routine. Brazil's Rebecca Andrade became the first gymnast to beat Biles in a floor final in a major international competition, posting a score of 14.166 that finished just ahead of Biles at 14.133. Team USA's Jordan Childs rounded out the podium with the bronze in an event that even drew Fox Sports analyst Tom Brady to the stands.

Biles is headed home from Paris with four total medals after earning gold in the team, all-around and vault finals in addition to her silver on floor exercise. In a successful return to Olympic competition,

After abruptly pulling out of the 2020 Tokyo Games, Biles said, quote, I can't be more proud of how I've done. I'm 27 years old walking away from these games with four medals to add to my collection. Not mad about it. Biles' medal total, which now includes seven gold, two silver, and two bronze, is the second most by a female gymnast in Olympic history. While Biles may be finished with her Paris Games, the United States men's basketball team's quest for another gold medal continues on Tuesday as the quarterfinals tip off.

Eight teams are set to face off in the knockout round of the tournament, with the U.S. facing Brazil, Canada versus France, Germany meeting Greece, and Serbia taking on Australia. Every game will feature at least one NBA champion, one MVP winner or finalist, and at least one perennial All-Star, or in the U.S. case, about 10 perennial All-Stars.

The number one seeded Americans finished the pool play stage 3-0 and U.S. coach Steve Kerr says the team has done a great job of, quote, adapting from having, quote, 12 starters in the NBA adjust to being a 12-man team. The U.S. has won 19 medals, including 16 gold, one silver and two bronze in its 19 Olympic appearances.

Elsewhere, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison has been officially charged with driving under the influence and faces a possible suspension from the NFL, according to a report from the Star Tribune on Monday. The charge for Addison stems from a July 12th arrest, which originally resulted in two misdemeanors after the DUI suspicion. If convicted...

the 22-year-old wideout could face up to six months in jail and an immediate three-game suspension. Addison was drafted by the Vikings last year out of USC in the first round with the 23rd overall pick. He totaled 70 receptions for 911 yards and had a team-high 10 touchdowns as a rookie. For more NFL news, visit FoxSports.com or download the Fox Sports app. I'm Joe Morgan. Get more on the Fox Sports app and FoxSports.com.