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NCAA: Second wave of games under way
The second wave of games is already underway in Spokane, Wash., with Siena taking on Purdue. Due to start in about 30 minutes are Missouri-Clemson, Pittsburgh-Oakland and Wofford-Wisconsin.
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NCAA: So much for close games on Day 2
Xavier has its largest lead over Minnesota (55-44), Cornell has its largest lead over Temple (63-48), and West Virginia is blowing out Morgan State (70-38). So much for more close games after a terrific slate on Thursday.
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Did Valve Ban Ubisoft Games from Steam Over DRM?
Has Ubisoft's controversial new digital rights management technology resulted in a game ban from a popular digital download service in the UK? UK games site CVG thinks so, claiming the reason Steam's UK catalogue doesn't include recent PC releases Assassin's Creed 2 and Silent Hunter V is because of "an objection to the DRM measures of both titles."
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India pours more money into Commonwealth Games
The Indian government on Friday approved an additional 152 million dollars for this year's Commonwealth Games in a desperate effort to ensure the venues are finished in time.
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Duck Wisniewski banned for eight games
Anaheim Ducks defenseman James Wisniewski has been suspended for eight games for hitting Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Brent Seabrook in the head, the NHL said Thursday.
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One look at the 63 NCAA women's tourney games
Sure, it's not going out on a limb to say Connecticut's winning its seventh national championship. But who the Huskies will play and how they get there is still up for debate. Here's one guy's sheet, a look at the 63 games and how they might pan out. It's guaranteed to remain unblemished until at least Saturday's opening-round game (seedings in parentheses, winners in...
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Ferguson: Hargreaves needs more games in reserves
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson says Owen Hargreaves will require more games with the reserves before returning to the first team. The 29-year-old England midfielder returned for United's second-string Thursday against Burnley after 18 months off the field following surgery on both knees to treat persistent tendinitis.
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Games-Delhi's citizens told to brush up on etiquette
India has compiled a list of do's and don'ts for its citizens at this year's Commonwealth Games to help showcase New Delhi's charms.
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