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PARIS — They gave Kevin Durant the game ball after he broke Lisa Leslie's all-time U.S. Olympic basketball scoring record in the quarterfinals of the Paris Games. And, of course, he got plenty of congratulations afterward from his biggest fan. That fan — Wanda Durant, his mother — wasn't surprised with how her son reacted to her words. To her, it was a very big deal. To her son, the record is just something that happened. He's got a fourth Olympic gold on his mind and that's his motivation right now.
