The United States men's national basketball team, often called "Team USA," is the most dominant force in international basketball history. Organized by USA Basketball, the team competes in the Olympics, FIBA World Cup, and FIBA AmeriCup when participating. While it has no fixed home, major tournaments are often played on U.S. soil in arenas like Las Vegas's T-Mobile Arena during training camps. The modern "Dream Team" era began in 1992, revolutionizing global basketball with a roster of NBA superstars. The program has collected a record number of Olympic gold medals and World Cup titles, though has faced stiffer competition in the 21st century. The current roster construction typically features a blend of elite NBA All-Stars and rising talents, selected to uphold the standard of excellence. The team represents American basketball supremacy and carries immense expectations every time it takes the floor. Team USA remains the gold standard and the team every other nation aims to beat.