(CNN) -- Let's get down to business on the five highlights of Saturday's Sochi Olympics -- with coast-to-coast agreement on the best story of the day: Hockey. 1. Rivalry alive and well It was a thriller that came down to a shootout, and we have a new hero of the day. The United States and Russia faced off Saturday, and though it was just a preliminary-round game, both teams played as if gold were on the line. The Americans won a thrilling overtime 3-2 victory that inevitably evoked memories of another dramatic win when the United States upset the former Soviet Union in a semifinal game at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics.
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Americans beat the Russians in a shootout in early-round hockey game
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American Matthew Antoine wins bronze in men's skeleton
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American favorite Shani Davis doesn't medal in men's 1,500-meter speed skating
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Russians dominate in men's short-track skating and Austrians in women's Super-G
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As of late Saturday, the only @placeholder to win a medal was Matthew Antoine, who took bronze in the men's skeleton, which is headfirst individual sledding at speeds up to 90 mph, with your face just inches above the ice.