Australia's Olympic basketball campaign ended in disappointment as they lost 95-90 to Serbia in the quarterfinals, despite a strong performance from former Huskers player Jack McVeigh, who scored 13 points. The Boomers led by 24 points in the first half but faced a resurgence from Serbia, forcing overtime with a clutch jumper from Patty Mills. McVeigh's contributions included two key rebounds and assists, with 10 of his points scored in critical moments during the fourth quarter and overtime. Nikola Jokic of Serbia dominated with 21 points and helped secure the victory with two go-ahead baskets late in the game. This was McVeigh's first Olympic appearance, where he averaged 9.5 points per game and will return to professional play in the NBA on a two-way contract with the Houston Rockets. Mills, reflecting on the team's journey, hinted at possible retirement as the Boomers face a transition in their roster heading toward future competitions.