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Sports Business Lunch: Ayanbadejo ready for Super Bowl spotlight, more on Lewis and Phelps
An occasional look at sports business stories from across the country ... Brendon Ayanbadejo knows there is no better time to speak than in the lead up to the Super Bowl. Thousands of reporters from every sort of outlet will be in New Orleans to cover...
Tags: Periodicals, Football, Matt Birk, Ray Lewis, Indiana Hoosiers
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Will Ravens' Flacco be hurt by Sports Illustrated cover?
The Baltimore Ravens proved last week that they could beat not just the Denver Broncos but the Las Vegas oddsmakers who had predicted their defeat. But can they now beat the Sports Illustrated jinx? The magazine — whose prestigious cover image is...
Tags: National Football League, Football, Periodicals, Brian Billick, Michael Jordan
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Connolly's Bar: Best year for a Baltimore sports fan?
The Baltimore SunI wrote a little about this before. But now I want your opinion. So come sit down by the bar, grab a Boh and give me your two cents (no, that’s not the suggested tip). The Ravens play in the AFC title game Sunday. One upset win over the New...Tags: Football, National Football League, New England Patriots, Super Bowl, Ray Lewis
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Buckle Up Part 2? Orioles enjoying Ravens' wild ride
The Baltimore SunAfter the Ravens won the AFC championship Sunday evening in New England, Ravens safety Ed Reed had an interesting choice of words before he walked off the podium. “Stay buckled up, Baltimore,” Reed said looking at the cameras. “Didn&...Tags: Joe Flacco, Football, Vonta Leach, Steve Johnson, Super Bowl
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Who do we have to thank for Michael Phelps? Ray Lewis
Imagine, if you will, Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon. When you're weary Feeling small When tears are in your eyes I will dry them all Now replace the images of those two men with Ray Lewis and Michael Phelps, and you'll understand the apparent...
Tags: Football, Super Bowl, Ray Lewis, 2012 Summer Olympics, Baltimore Ravens
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Ravens in the Super Bowl [Twitter reactions]
Notable Ravens fans react on Twitter to the news that the team will be heading to the Super Bowl: Oriole Adam Jones, @SimplyAJ10: Unreal victory. BMORE STAND UP. Pastor Jamal Bryant, @jamalhbryant: God is with the Ravens......meet me in New Orleans!!!...
Tags: Football, Ellen Barkin, S. Dallas Dance, National Football League, Vonta Leach
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Ravens' Lewis happy to be 'along for the ride' to New Orleans
Ray Lewis knelt on the field and put his head on the ground, practically attaching himself to the turf in complete jubilation. Surrounded by his adoring teammates, the retiring middle linebacker was overcome with emotion following the Ravens' 28-13...
Tags: National Football League, Football, New England Patriots, Super Bowl, Ray Lewis
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Michael Phelps, Adam Jones salute Ravens in Foxborough
The Baltimore SunWaiting patiently outside the Ravens' locker room following their resounding AFC championship game victory over the New England Patriots, Olympic gold medalist swimmer Michael Phelps and Orioles center fielder Adam Jones paid tribute to the AFC champions....Tags: Football, New England Patriots, Super Bowl, Torrey Smith, Ray Lewis
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What was the No. 1 sports story of 2012?
Look toward London Iliana Limón Romero Orlando Sentinel The London Olympics delivered the most compelling storylines of 2012. Gabby Douglas was not considered a contender for the women's gymnastics all-around gold medal at the beginning of the year,...Tags: National Basketball Association, Joe Paterno, Sports Illustrated, Cycling, McKayla Maroney
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Notebook: Pollard delivers crushing hit on Patriots' Ridley
Ravens strong safety Bernard Pollard lived up to his intimidating reputation as one of the hardest hitters in the NFL, knocking New England Patriots running back Stevan Ridley out of Sunday's AFC championship game with a devastating fourth-quarter tackle....
Tags: National Football League, Football, Arthur Jones, Kyle Love, Ed Reed
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Ray Lewis was worth the ink
Regarding letter writer Bruce R. Knauff's complaint that coverage of Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis' retirement has been excessive, every debate has two sides ("Enough about Ray Lewis," Jan. 8). Mr. Knauff suggested that The Sun would better serve its...Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Perry Hall High School
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Towson faces Northeastern with first place in CAA on the line
The Baltimore SunThe last time Towson rode a four-game winning streak in men's basketball, this year's team was in grade school. Bill Clinton was president, Michael Phelps was a medal-less Olympian and iPods didn't exist. "Not since 2000? That's crazy," said Marcus...Tags: Georgetown Hoyas, Drexel Dragons, College Sports, Bill Clinton, Big East Conference
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