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Ravens hope position problem isn’t tight fit
- A depth chart for the tight end position wouldn’t do the Ravens any good.
- A depth chart for the tight end position wouldn’t do the Ravens any good.
Crystal Palace USA defense has yet to allow a goal
- Crystal Palace’s shutout streak continued against Wilmington — by a matter of feet.
Why is the national anthem still played at games?
- The Sports Curmudgeon’s bile has been rising at the general level of tackiness he has witnessed in sports, and so he has requested time to vent.
Pimlico, Preakness share rich, colorful history
- “The Derby is a race of aristocratic sleekness, for horses of birth to prove their worth to run in the Preakness.”
- “The Derby is a race of aristocratic sleekness, for horses of birth to prove their worth to run in the Preakness.”
Big Brown hoping Preakness post seven is lucky
- Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown drew post seven for the 133rd Preakness on Saturday, but the real number Michael Iavarone, the thoroughbred’s owner, is worrying about is 12.
- Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown drew post seven for the 133rd Preakness on Saturday, but the real number Michael Iavarone, the thoroughbred’s owner, is worrying about is 12.
Harbaugh gives Ravens boost
- Staying at the team hotel during training camp, no sitting during practices and just one locker per player are not the types of rules that will endear a new NFL coach to veteran players.
- Staying at the team hotel during training camp, no sitting during practices and just one locker per player are not the types of rules that will endear a new NFL coach to veteran players.
Expect the Ravens to be men of Troy this season
- The safe money says sixth-year quarterback Kyle Boller will line up behind center in the Ravens’ season opener. No way will the Ravens throw rookie first-round draft pick Joe Flacco to the wolves that soon, and second-year man Troy Smith needs more time to grow into the position.
- The safe money says sixth-year quarterback Kyle Boller will line up behind center in the Ravens’ season opener. No way will the Ravens throw rookie first-round draft pick Joe Flacco to the wolves that soon, and second-year man Troy Smith needs more time to grow into the position.
Busch finds motivation in an unusual place
- It’s hard to blame Kyle Busch for taking it personally.
Grab a No. 2 pencil and take the Hump Day quiz
- Welcome to the fifth edition of “Hump Day Pop Quiz,” a quick exam to see how closely you have been following the local and national sports scene. Remember there are no stupid questions — just stupid answers.
Harbaugh takes the reigns
- Rain and cold weather didn’t stop new Ravens coach John Harbaugh from holding his first full-team mandatory mini camp workout outside.
- Rain and cold weather didn’t stop new Ravens coach John Harbaugh from holding his first full-team mandatory mini camp workout outside.
Four of a kind still alive
- Johns Hopkins coach Dave Pietramala knows the Blue Jays have beaten Navy 34 straight times.
Blue Jays slam Pride in opener
- Johns Hopkins never led in an overtime loss to Hofstra earlier this season, but in Sunday’s rematch in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the Blue Jays forced the Pride to play catch-up all game en route to a 10-4 win in front of a crowd of 2,291 at Homewood Field.
Lucky number seven
- Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis will talk about anything regarding the team — except his contract situation.
Terps oust Owls
- Maryland proved on Sunday a good offense can beat a good defense.
Rabil’s reign continues
- Shortly before he played his first collegiate game in 2005, Johns Hopkins midfielder Paul Rabil walked by teammate and superstar midfielder Kyle Harrison, a senior who was giving an interview near the Blue Jays’ locker room.
Midshipmen sink Tar Heels
- Navy coach Richie Meade made an intriguing comparison when he asked to put his team’s 8-7 upset victory at fourth-seeded North Carolina in the first round of the NCAA Tournament into perspective.
Terps halt Pioneers
- The Terrapins picked the right time to learn how to come from behind.
Orange crush Tigers
- Towson still is searching for its first victory in the NCAA Tournament.
Hopkins must play with Pride
- Johns Hopkins and Hofstra would like to see history repeat itself on Sunday, but for vastly different reasons.
- Johns Hopkins and Hofstra would like to see history repeat itself on Sunday, but for vastly different reasons.
Loyola Greyhounds look to bedevil Duke
- Loyola coach Charley Toomey said his players will be acting like professionals for the next few days.