Fans Celebrate Ravens' Win Over Colts During Ray Lewis' Last Home Game
What a day for the Ravens. Sunday's football game was one of the most emotional Baltimore has ever seen and Ray Lewis was the big star who played his last home game.
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What a day for the Ravens. Sunday's football game was one of the most emotional Baltimore has ever seen and Ray Lewis was the big star who played his last home game.
The Baltimore Ravens wanted one long final ride for Ray Lewis.
Sunday marked Ray Lewis' last home game at M&T Bank Stadium and his last time doing his signature dance out of the tunnel.
Erik Etherly scored a season-high 24 points and Loyola (Md.) rode a big first-half run to a 74-58 victory Sunday over St. Peter's in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference action.
County executives in the Washington and Seattle area have their own bet going over the winner of Sunday's playoff game between the Redskins and Seahawks.
Ray Lewis will be playing his last game at M&T Bank stadium on Sunday. With everything that's on the line, you can bet that the emotion in this game will reach an all time high. The winner moves on to the divisional round of the playoffs. And neither team has any intention of losing.
Pendarvis Williams scored 21 points, and Norfolk State started fast and never was threatened seriously in a 74-68 victory over Navy on Saturday.
Mike Phillips had 15 points and seven rebounds to lead Howard University to a 70-60 victory over Coppin State in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game on Saturday.
Left guard Joe Reitz did not travel with the Colts for Sunday's wild-card playoff game at Baltimore.
Justin Edwards and Alasdair Fraser scored 17 points apiece and all five Maine starters hit double figures to lead the Black Bears past Maryland-Baltimore County 81-66 Saturday in an American East Conference showdown.
As the Ravens get ready to face the Colts in the playoffs, businesses are prepping for the crowds.
The Ravens strength and conditioning coach has had a season he wants to forget. A plethora of players have suffered nagging injuries that have cost Baltimore a multitude of games. Heading into the postseason however, the Ravens finally look as though they are getting healthy. It couldn't come at a better time.
There's no telling how effective Ray Lewis will be Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts after missing 12 weeks with a torn right triceps. Fortunately, for the Ravens, he's already provided an emotional lift.
Purple pride takes over Baltimore. The entire city is feeling Ravens playoff fever during one of the biggest Purple Fridays ever.
