Former NFL Player Keion Carpenter Reflects On Big Game
Keion Carpenter joined the Norris & Davis show to talk about Superbowl 47.
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Keion Carpenter joined the Norris & Davis show to talk about Superbowl 47.
The Ravens' long season has come to an end. They are now champions of the world. It would not come easy for the purple and black as injuries and moments of tragedy took their toll on the franchise, but the obstacles would only strengthen their resolve as Baltimore finally earned their second Vince Lombardi trophy
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The minute the game ended, Ravens nation was on the streets, buying that championship gear.
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The purple and black have battled everything this year and now they bring home the Lombardi trophy for a second time and first since 2000. The team bent but did not break in the game.
