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Baltimore Ravens Pro Bowl linebacker Terrell Suggs has been fined $15,000 by the NFL for punching Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jerome Simpson.
J'hared Hall scored a career-high 23 points to lead Loyola (Md.) past Manhattan 82-67 on Friday night.
Karon Abraham made four free throws in the final 21 seconds and finished with 13 points to lead Robert Morris to a 51-48 Northeast Conference victory over Mount St. Mary's (Md.) on Saturday.
Senior Darryl Shazier scored a career-high 28 points and Bucknell held off Navy 71-64 on Saturday night in the Patriot League opener for both teams.
Ed Reed's Ravens teammates awarded him the game ball after their playoff win Sunday, then Baltimore's Pro Bowl safety boarded a private jet to return home to his family.
Maryland refused to let Nolan Smith drive through its defense. When No. 1 Duke needed it most, Kyle Singler shot over it.
The battle-tested Ravens humbled a youthful Kansas City offense in a smothering second half Sunday, holding the Chiefs to 25 yards over the final two quarters en route to a 30-7 victory. Now it's back to Pittsburgh on Saturday in the second round of the AFC playoffs, a showdown between bitter division rivals who split their season series.
Dante Curry scored 12 points and Georgia State defeated Towson 73-65 on Saturday night.
Mike Glover scored 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as Iona defeated Loyola (Md.) 86-68 on Sunday.
Photo Gallery of the Ravens 30-7 playoff victory over the Chiefs
Brandon Riley's layup at the buzzer lifted South Carolina State to a 71-69 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore on Saturday in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
Ravens Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed was "ready to go" before Baltimore's playoff game against the Chiefs despite his brother's disappearance.
Prince George's County police say they will be patrolling a highway near the University of Maryland campus during an away basketball game against Duke in case fans gets rowdy afterward.
Eric Berry just couldn't find the words. Finally, Kansas City's rookie safety just gave up. There's no way to describe the excitement he'll feel Sunday when he lines up on the same field as Ed Reed, the Baltimore safety he's idolized since he was 14.
