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Westminster man guilty in baby's shaking death
- A judge has found a Westminster man guilty in the death of his three-month-old son.
Westminster baby death trial nears end
- Closing arguments are scheduled Wednesday in the trial of a Westminster man accused of shaking his infant son to death.
Stalking the elusive monarch butterfly
- Her mission: Catch a monarch butterfly.
Carroll Community College to ban smoking
- Carroll Community College is about to ban smoking.
'Martin and Malcolm' brings civil rights to life
- This year marks the 40th anniversary of his assassination, but Martin Luther King Jr.'s words and vision live on in American society.
Baltimore Ravens training camp welcomes Lorenzo Neal
- STAR OF THE DAY
Lorenzo Neal
The 37-year-old joined his seventh team on Tuesday when the fullback signed a one-year deal with the Ravens. He practiced on Wednesday and looked to be in good shape as he helped block and made a couple of catches during the morning workout in Westminster.
PLAY OF THE DAY
Marcus Smith
The rookie receiver continues to be on of the biggest surprises of training camp. The fourth-round pick from New Mexico leaped in the left corner of the end zone and turned a near interception by cornerback Ronnie Prude into a touchdown on a pass by quarterback Kyle Boller
YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN
With injuries to starting cornerbacks Chris McAlister and Samari Rolle, the Ravens were down to three healthy cornerbacks on Wednesday. It got so bad that wide receiver Mark Clayton was forced to be the team’s nickel back on a few occasions.
“It is a concern,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. “Those guys are all close to coming back. So you’re not going to make a change. It’s not really a situation where you can bring another guy in. You just have to work through it.”
QUARTERBACK BATTLE
Troy Smith started out with the first team and made some decent throws, especially early, but was not helped by consecutive dropped balls by Clayton on what would have been long completions. Boller was steady and made mostly short to intermediate throws on completions to fullback Le’Ron McClain and receiver Derrick Mason. Boller also threw a touchdown during a
Lorenzo Neal
The 37-year-old joined his seventh team on Tuesday when the fullback signed a one-year deal with the Ravens. He practiced on Wednesday and looked to be in good shape as he helped block and made a couple of catches during the morning workout in Westminster.
PLAY OF THE DAY
Marcus Smith
The rookie receiver continues to be on of the biggest surprises of training camp. The fourth-round pick from New Mexico leaped in the left corner of the end zone and turned a near interception by cornerback Ronnie Prude into a touchdown on a pass by quarterback Kyle Boller
YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN
With injuries to starting cornerbacks Chris McAlister and Samari Rolle, the Ravens were down to three healthy cornerbacks on Wednesday. It got so bad that wide receiver Mark Clayton was forced to be the team’s nickel back on a few occasions.
“It is a concern,” Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. “Those guys are all close to coming back. So you’re not going to make a change. It’s not really a situation where you can bring another guy in. You just have to work through it.”
QUARTERBACK BATTLE
Troy Smith started out with the first team and made some decent throws, especially early, but was not helped by consecutive dropped balls by Clayton on what would have been long completions. Boller was steady and made mostly short to intermediate throws on completions to fullback Le’Ron McClain and receiver Derrick Mason. Boller also threw a touchdown during a
Derrick Martin shines in Baltimore Ravens training camp
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Quarterbacks looking for passing grades
- The Ravens will start Kyle Boller at quarterback for the team’s Sept. 7 season-opener against the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium.
Ravens' Realm: Ray Rice shines in training
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Ravens Realm: Jarret Johnson is the star of the day
- Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jarret Johnson continued to impress the coaching staff in his second year as a full-time starter. Johnson would have registered at least two sacks against quarterback Troy Smith, but defenders were not allowed to hit the quarterbacks, who wear non-contact red jerseys during practice.
Baltimore Ravens' Yanda finding home on offensive line
- Ravens offensive lineman Marshal Yanda abides by a simple saying when it comes to having a successful career in the National Football League.
