US looks for positive spin after Cup shock

Juergen Klinsmann strolled into the room in the basement of the Georgia Dome, not looking overly concerned about the biggest upset loss in US men's soccer history.

Sure, the coach was disappointed that his team won't be heading to the Gold Cup final on Sunday, having been upended by an island nation of 2.9 million people that is known mostly for Usain Bolt and some of the world's greatest Olympic sprinters.

"It's unfortunate, but that's reality," Klinsmann said. "We have to swallow that pill."