Now well into the London Olympics, the world is learning a lot more about Olympic sports - and their specific rules - than it knew before the Games began late last month.  Take badminton for example.  While the rules say you have to win every match, in point of fact, Olympic athletes and coaches are looking for any available advantage, including throwing a match to save energy or to face an easier opponent in the next round.  "It's perfectly legal, but morally indefensible", said John MacGloughlin, a Britain who has played club-level badminton for 30 years. 

So was it the 8 disciplined players - from China, South Korea and Indonesia - or the tournament rules that were at fault?

Either way, those actions threw the Olympic tournament into turmoil and prompted protests from fans and officials alike knowing that world class players would throttle back to win a medal. 

Lose to win? I don't get it...