15 runners in the United States were disqualified from their race due to them wearing ipods. It is against USA Road Racing rules to use any headphones during a race for safety reasons. Full Article at Real Buzz

Trevor Graham sat in a memento-filled den in his basement culling through files that traced his own disgrace. Full Article at Indian Express

NEW YORK (AP) Speaking about doping for the first time since the 2004 Olympics, former track coach Trevor Graham told The New York Times he was still innocent. "I didn't do anything wrong," Graham, who lives in Raleigh, N.C. , told the paper. Full Article at USA Today

Trevor Graham, the disgraced athletics coach who remains banned for life by USA Track and Field, told the New York Times he was innocent in his first public comments about doping since the 2004 Olympics. Full Article at SuperSport

Speaking about doping for the first time since the 2004 Olympics, former athletics coach Trevor Graham told The New York Times he was still innocent. "I didn't do anything wrong," Graham told the paper. Full Article at Taiwan News

NEW YORK -- Speaking about doping for the first time since the 2004 Olympics, former track coach Trevor Graham told The New York Times he was still innocent. "I didn't do anything wrong," Graham told the paper. Full Article at ESPN