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M&T Bank Stadium is the home of the Baltimore Ravens. It is located at the south point of Camden Yards on Russell Street. The stadium opened in 1998 and was originally called Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards. From 1999-2002, it was known as PSINet Stadium. The Ravens franchise inked a 20-year deal with the internet service provider, but when PSINet went bankrupt in 2002, a new name was needed. In 2003, Buffalo, N.Y.-based M&T Bank bought the naming rights to Ravens Stadium for 15 years. The stadium was completed in 1998, costing roughly $220 million. M&T Bank Stadium has a capacity of 71,008, which includes 119 suites and 8,196 club seats. The Ravens' first regular season NFL game in their new...
M&T Bank Stadium is the home of the Baltimore Ravens. It is located at the south point of Camden Yards on Russell Street. The stadium opened in 1998 and was originally called Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards. From 1999-2002, it was known as PSINet Stadium. The Ravens franchise inked a 20-year deal with the internet service provider, but when PSINet went bankrupt in 2002, a new name was needed. In 2003, Buffalo, N.Y.-based M&T Bank bought the naming rights to Ravens Stadium for 15 years. The stadium was completed in 1998, costing roughly $220 million. M&T Bank Stadium has a capacity of 71,008, which includes 119 suites and 8,196 club seats. The Ravens' first regular season NFL game in their new stadium was on Sept. 6, 1998 -- a 20-13 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. M&T Bank Stadium has also hosted several college football games, including two Army-Navy games (2000, 2007), a Maryland-Georgia Tech matchup and several Morgan State games. The 2003 and 2004 NCAA Lacrosse tournaments were played there, and numerous concerts have been held at the stadium over the years. All four Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association high school football championship games are held at the stadium. In addition to the state championships, two regular season Baltimore high school games are played at M&T Bank Stadium each year -- City vs. Poly in the one of country's oldest high school football rivalries, and the Turkey Bowl matchup between Loyola and Calvert Hall.
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Dunbar beats Forest Park for Class 1A North Region title
Special To The Baltimore SunThe Dunbar defense shut down Forest Park and the Poets took advantage of starting several drives with great field position to win their seventh straight region title. Evan Pittman threw two touchdown passes, and No. 8 Dunbar limited Forest Park to only...Tags: Poetry
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Steelers' Polamalu out with knee injury
From Sun news servicesPittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu did not practice all week because of a left knee injury and will not play Sunday in Kansas City. He might miss the Nov. 29 game at M&T Bank Stadium, too. Polamalu sat out the Steelers' second through fifth games...Tags: Jim Leonhard, Antonio Pierce, Tyrone Carter, Roger Goodell, Hospitals and Clinics
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River Hill runs over Atholton
The first priority for No. 2 River Hill in Friday night's Class 3A East regional football game against Atholton was to get off to a good start. Three weeks ago, the Hawks saw the No. 15 Raiders complete two long passes to jump out to a two-touchdown... -
Scouting report: Ravens vs. Colts
Ravens run offense vs. Colts run defense: During the past four games, Ray Rice has averaged 74.5 yards rushing and has scored five touchdowns. Teams have had success lately running on Indianapolis. The Colts have allowed 100 yards rushing to three of...Tags: Peyton Manning, Cleveland Browns, Morgan State University, Haloti Ngata, Baltimore Colts
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Ravens' Oher, Gaither face NFL's top pass rushers
On one side is Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney, possibly the top pass rusher in the NFL. If Freeney is No. 1, then the other Colts end, Robert Mathis, is No. 1A. If there is any doubt, ask Ravens rookie right offensive tackle Michael...Tags: Indianapolis Colts, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, Baltimore Colts, NFL
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Best in Baltimore football
RAVENS INSIDERNo game is bigger for a Baltimore NFL fan than Colts vs. Ravens. With Sunday's game at M&T Bank Stadium, and the Colts holding a six-game winning streak in the series, we thought we'd look at the best players to grace Baltimore uniforms, either Colts or...Tags: Baltimore Colts, NFL, Natural Resources, Weeb Ewbank, Jamal Lewis
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Colts' running is 'dangerous'
The Indianapolis Colts bring the NFL's top-ranked passing attack to M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday. Their running game isn't nearly as vaunted. The Colts rank 29th in the league, averaging just 86 yards on the ground. But the offense has scored rushing...Tags: Ray Lewis, Indianapolis Colts, Peyton Manning, Adam Vinatieri, New England Patriots
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Ravens have slim chance of bucking Colts
Every visit from the Indianapolis Colts creates a special level of angst around here, what with the way that franchise left town and the way Baltimore was jacked around by the NFL afterward. This year, however, we don't have the luxury of wallowing in our...Tags: Indianapolis Colts, Cam Cameron, Kansas City Chiefs, Peyton Manning, Minnesota Vikings
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Cundiff looking forward to making pressure kicks
When the Cleveland Browns signed Billy Cundiff almost two months ago, the kicker put spending time with his wife and daughter and a job at a venture capital firm in Phoenix on the back burner.
Those plans were delayed again when the Ravens signed Cundiff...Tags: Phil Dawson, Indianapolis Colts, NFL, Atlanta Falcons, Matt Stover
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Stover returns to Baltimore with Colts
It's an emotional reunion for fans every time the Indianapolis Colts return to Baltimore, but there will be a stronger tug on the heartstrings Sunday.
Matt Stover, one of the most beloved Ravens in team history, will kick against his former team for...Tags: Jay Feely, Ray Lewis, Indianapolis Colts, Super Bowl, New York Jets
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Stover on Ravens: I want them to win ... except this week
Baltimore Sun reporterIt's an emotional reunion for fans every time the Indianapolis Colts return to Baltimore, but there will be a stronger tug on the heartstrings Sunday. Matt Stover, one of the most beloved Ravens in team history, will kick against his former team for...Tags: Jay Feely, Ray Lewis, Indianapolis Colts, Super Bowl, New York Jets
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Hauschka says he's 'a little surprised' at release by Ravens
Baltimore Sun reportersFive days before Matt Stover returns to M&T Bank Stadium, the Ravens acknowledged Tuesday they failed in their first attempt to replace him, cutting struggling kicker Steve Hauschka. Hauschka said he was "a little surprised" by his release, which came...Tags: Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements, Indianapolis Colts, Adam Vinatieri, Baltimore Colts, NFL
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