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When Paul Kruger was drafted to Baltimore, many expected him to become the next great Ravens player. With a high motor and great athleticism, the potential was there. After a slow start to his career, Kruger is finally putting it all together.
Ben Roethlisberger left Monday night's game against the Chiefs with a shoulder injury. John Siebel of 93-7 THE FAN in Pittsburgh joined The Norris & Davis Show to discuss the injury and how it may affect this weekend's Ravens/Steelers game.
The Baltimore Ravens enter the most difficult part of the schedule coming off their most dominant performance of the season.
With the victory, the Ravens are 7-2 and remain in first place in the AFC North. They also demonstrated plenty of much needed discipline , committing a season low 4 penalties .
Chris Knoche of the Terrapin Sports Radio Network joins Glenn Younes & Mark Zinno to talk Terps basketball.
Matt Vensel of the Baltimore Sun joins Glenn Younes & Mark Zinno to talk Ravens football.
Vinny and Rob take a final look at the Ravens exceptional performance in Sunday's 55-20 win at home against the Oakland Raiders. They further examine the two playing personas of quarterback Joe Flacco; why is "Home Joe" so much better that "Road Joe"?
I know there's been some criticism of John Harbaugh for the fake field goal.
The Ravens have never been known for scoring points. But this season, the offense for Baltimore have been known to put up points in bunches. Sunday's game against the Raiders would be no different as the team would set a franchise record with 55 points in a single game. Baltimore could not be stopped as the team moved to 7-2 on the year.
O.D. Anosike posted 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds as Siena beat Navy 54-49 in overtime Sunday in a nonconference matchup.
Dave Dudzinski scored 20 points, including two tiebreaking free throws with 17 seconds remaining, as Holy Cross edged Morgan State 74-73 Sunday.
Maryland didn't have to travel far to pick up its first road victory of the season. Tianna Hawkins scored 26 of her 33 points in the first half and No. 5 Maryland cruised to an 88-45 victory over crosstown rival Loyola on Sunday night.
The Huskies (2-0) pulled away with a 10-0 run that gave them a 34-20 lead in the first half, then held the Hawks (0-2) scoreless for a stretch of 7:52 during a 9-0 second-half run.
