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Olympic experience
Four-time Olympian Jason Morris of Glenville is serving as head coach of the USA Judo Team at the Summer Olympics in Beijing. Posted on July 29, 2008.
Olympic alternate Jeremy Liggett, USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris and Olympian Travis Stevens hang out at Albany International Airport early Tuesday before departing for the Summer Olympics in Beijing.
USA Judo Team assistant coach Ed Liddie, left, 1987 world champion and San Jose State head coach Mike Swain, center, and Team USA head coach Jason Morris at a training session at San Jose State.
1987 world champion Mike Swain, left, and USA Judo Team alternate Jeremy Liggett.
USA Judo Team member Dan McCormick, left, and head coach Jason Morris check their e-mail during processing at San Jose State.
USA women's volleyball Olympians, Kim Glass, left and Lindsey Berg, right, with USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris during processing at San Jose State.
USA Judo Team member Travis Stevens, left, and head coach Jason Morris model some of their Team USA apparel.
The U.S. Olympic Judo Team along with coaches and "Project 2012" athletes are pictured at the first training session in China.
Hedges surround an entrance to the Olympic Village.
One of the entrances to the Olympic Village.
My bedroom in the village.
The view from the balcony of my room.
The Olympic Village
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, center, poses with U.S. Olympic weightlifters, from left, Natalie Woolfolk, Cheryl Haworth, Carissa Gump and Melanie Roach.
Four-time Olympian Brian Olson, left, and Olympic alternate Jeremy Liggett share a light moment at practice.
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, left, and Olympian Travis Stevens take part in a news conference.
Jason Morris, left, with NBC's Lester Holt.
Jason Morris, left, and Olympic alternate and "Project 2012" athlete Jeremy Liggett at a training session at Beijing Normal University.
Jason Morris, left, and "Project 2012" wrestler R.C. Johnson hit Beijing's shopping district, called the Silk Market.
Olympic alternate and "Project 2012" athlete Jeremy Liggett, right, works with 60kg Olympian Taraje Williams-Murray.
"Project 2012" athletes at the Silk Market.
The Main Dining Hall in the Olympic Village.
Jason Morris stands with U.S. water polo Olympian Natalie Golda.
Jason Morris with U.S. water polo Olympian Natalie Golda
Olympic alternate Jeremy Liggett, left, and USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, right, pose with former President George H.W. Bush at Beijing Normal University.
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, right, poses with former President George H.W. Bush at Beijing Normal University.
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, left, with tennis great Roger Federer.
Jason Morris, left, with Australian tennis star Lleyton Hewitt.
Jason Morris with tennis star Lindsey Davenport.
Jason Morris, right, with Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic.
A view of the Olympic torch from the field.
Another view of the Olympic torch.
Travis Stevens of Glenville is shown after his loss to eventual bronze medalist Tiago Camilo of Brazil Tuesday in the 81kg judo competition at the Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
Travis Stevens of Glenville, in white, armbars Franklin Ceisneros of El Salvador during the 81 kg judo competition Tuesday at the Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
Travis Stevens of Glenville, in blue, throws Taigo Camilo of Brazil in the 61 kg judo competition Tuesday at the Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, center, poses with tennis Olympians, from left, Agustin Calleri and Juan Monaco of Argentina, Rafeal Nadal of Spain and David Nalbandian of Argentina.
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, right, poses with two memebrs of the U.S. Olympic baseball team.
USA Judo Team head coach stands in the Beijing University of Science and Technology gym that is the venue for the judo competition.
Matt Lauer, second from left, and Al Roker, center, of NBC's "Today" pose with USA Judo Team members Brian Olson, left, and Travis Stevens, second from right, and head coach Jason Morris.
USA Judo Team head coach Jason Morris, center, stands with Matt Lauer, left, and Al Roker of NBC's "Today".
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November 19, 2008
