By MARK J. CZERWINSKI 

EAST RUTHERFORD -- Sergei Brylin swears he doesn't know, and Slava Fetisov isn't saying. And so, the Devils winger will have to wait until noon today to find out if he's going to be part of the Russian Olympic hockey team.  

Fetisov will unveil his squad during a news conference at the Russian Consulate in New York. It will be broadcast live during prime time in Russia.  
"One more night, OK," Fetisov said when pressed about Brylin's status before Thursday night's game against Edmonton at Continental Arena. "One more sleepless night."  

"I'd be a little disappointed [if not picked]," Brylin said. "This would probably be my only chance to play for my country."  

Fetisov said his roster will feature one or two non-NHL players. He also said Detroit star Sergei Fedorov is not one of the three players who turned him down.  
"Fedorov is on the team," Fetisov said. "He wants to play. He's ready to go, and he's going to be our leader."  

Brylin said his country is excited about the Olympics, but the telecast will be nothing like the one that took place in Canada on Saturday afternoon. That nation basically came to a standstill for an hour when Team Canada was announced during a live broadcast from the Hockey Hall of Fame.  

"It's not a great time for hockey on TV," Brylin said.