Another muggy day is on tap, with a high of 91° but only a 20% chance of rain. China vs. U.S. in women's volleyball (VY81721). In a match pitting the top two teams in Pool A, the Americans get their sternest test of the Games to date against a Chinese team that swept them in four matches during a tour of California this spring. WHAT IF ...the U.S. beats eight-time Olympic champion India in men's field hockey today at Morris Brown? It would be a huge upset and the first Olympic victory in the sport for the U.S., which is 0-21-4 overall in the Games and 0-2 in Atlanta. Cycling (1) (10 a.m.) Stone Mountain Velodrome Men's 1-km Time Trial Pick: Shane Kelly, Australia Fencing (2) (2:55 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center Women's Team Épée Pick: Hungary Men's Team Sabre Pick: Hungary Gymnastics (1) (4:15 p.m.) Georgia Dome Men's All-Around Pick: Alexei Nemov, Russia Judo (2) (3 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center Men's 156.5 Pounds Pick: Kenzo Nakamura, Japan Women's 123 Pounds Pick: Driulis Gonzalez, Cuba Shooting (2) (Noon) Wolf Creek Shooting Complex Women's Small-Bore Rifle, Three-Position Pick: Vessela Lecheva, Bulgaria Men's Double Trap Pick: Steve Haberman, Australia Swimming (4) (7:30 p.m.) Georgia Tech Aquatic Center Men's 200m Breaststroke Pick: Norbert Rózsa, Hungary Women's 200m Individual Medley Pick: Michelle Smith, Ireland Men's 100m Butterfly Pick: Denis Pankratov, Russia Women's 4-100m Medley Relay Pick: U.S. Weightlifting (1) (4 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center 167.5 Pounds Pick: Pablo Lara, Cuba Alexei Nemov The 20-year-old Russian gymnast is expected to battle Vitaly Scherbo of Belarus for the all-around men's title. Nemov, the all-around titlist at the '95 world championships, already has a gold in hand, the result of leading Russia to the team title on Monday. Scherbo won the all-around in Barcelona. photograph by Bill Frakes

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