Barry Bonds, who still hopes to continue his playing career soon, made a surprise visit to AT&T Park on Saturday night during a special pre-game ceremony to honor former outfielders.
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A certain jube808 has launched a quixotic quest to add a myriad of features to the PSP that he believes should’ve been there from the start, including beefed up battery life, a better control pad, and touchscreen support. Think what you will of his aims, he certainly seems to have some hardware chops, as he’s got a touchscreen up and running on the handheld. So far he’s just got a proof of concept keyboard, which works with a finger or a stylus, but the hope is to provide full touchscreen support for homebrew gaming. Let us know how that goes, jube. Videos are after the break.
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Scott Dixon came from behind Saturday night at Kentucky Speedway, passing Helio Castroneves on the final straightaway to win the Meijer Indy 300.
Marcos Ambrose took advantage of a fortuitous pit stop midway through the Nationwide Zippo 200 on Saturday and easily beat Kyle Busch for his first career NASCAR victory.
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USC QB Mark Sanchez was diagnosed with a dislocated kneecap. He hopes to return in time for the Trojans’ Aug. 30 opener at Virginia.
First running back Ryan Grant held out. Now he’s held up, this time by a nagging hamstring injury that’s costing him valuable practice time.
Rutgers football coach Greg Schiano spoke out Saturday about criticism he and the school have received in recent weeks over clauses in his contract, mainly denying reports that the deal contains a buyout clause.
Eric Dowling, who helped plan the mass wartime breakout from a German prison camp that inspired the movie “The Great Escape,” has died at 92.
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