The Baltimore Ravens Land In The Big Easy
The Baltimore Ravens have arrived in the Big Easy!
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The Baltimore Ravens have arrived in the Big Easy!
The Ravens are leaving for New Orleans and the Super Bowl, and Baltimore is sending them off in style at a special event at the Inner Harbor Amphitheater.
Ray Willis posted 19 points to go with five rebounds and three steals as North Carolina Central beat Morgan State 69-61 Monday in Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference play for the Eagles' sixth straight win.
As Terrell Suggs made his way to his seat for his first media appearance of Super Bowl week, a member of the Baltimore Ravens' PR staff pointed in the linebacker's direction and whispered to a colleague: "I think somebody should be here."
CSN Analyst Brad Jackson talks about the read option and what its like as a player in the Superbowl.
Vinny and Rob discuss their trip to New Orleans and want to know what your plans are as well. Join us all week long as we bring you New Orleans through the eyes of Vinny and Rob. Where will they go? More importantly, what will they eat? Plus all of the celebrities and guests live from Radio Row!
Faidley's crab cakes vs Napa Valley wine. Maryland senators made a friendly wager with California senators on the outcome of Super Bowl XLVII.
Aldon Smith has not recorded a sack in 5 games, and after recording 19.5 through 13 games, there is of course questions as to why the 49er's single season sack king has failed to get to the quarterback as of late. An injured shoulder, and the absence of Justin Smith were a big part of it, and both of these issues have only gotten better, meaning that Aldon is primed to have another big day on Super Bowl Sunday, unless the Ravens decide to let another player beat them.
Lamont Jones led the way with 23 points and David Laury pitched in his fifth double-double of the season as Iona topped Loyola (Md.) 79-71 in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference action Sunday.
When it comes to running the Baltimore Ravens defense, Dean Pees has no regard for history, tradition or statistics.
Joe Flacco has been one of the most criticized quarterbacks in the history of the NFL. And he isn't even 30 yet. That's a pretty impressive feat. Probably not as impressive as beating Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in back to back weeks in order to clinch a Super Bowl berth. But it's pretty close. Flacco shows up in big games and gets the job done. It's what makes him elite.
Former Ravens Safety Kim Herring Talks Big Game
John Eisenberg Talks Baltimore Ravens Big Game Chances
This will be the first Super Bowl in New Orleans since it was devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Another sports honor for Baltimore. This time, the city was selected to host an international soccer match.
