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Looking back at 2013's most memorable moments in Baltimore high school football, girls lacrosse, girls basketball

In the first five years of the Maryland Crab Bowl senior all-star game, the Baltimore-area team has failed to win consecutive games.

Former Dunbar star Tavon Austin got the NFL talking with his epic breakthrough performance Sunday during the St. Louis Rams' upset victory over the Indianapolis Colts.

As he gets ready for a final college homecoming of sorts when Virginia plays Maryland in College Park on Saturday, Darius Jennings is not worried about those he has been compared to — if he ever thought about them at all. There is a more pressing concern: how to find his way back into Virginia's starting lineup.

During a decorated college career at West Virginia, Baltimore's Tavon Austin was tough to get a grasp of in the open field. He totaled 3,413 receiving yards in four years in Morgantown, and much of the damage Austin did as a receiver came after the catch when the Mountaineers quickly got him the ball in space. Five games into his NFL career, though, the St. Louis Rams rookie has found that space hard to come by.

In their first game with "Pride 2.0" hand-painted helmets and "no-grab" Under Armour fabric, Maryland had six takeaways in a 37-0 victory over West Virginia (2-2) at M&T Bank Stadium.

In Terps Trio, we take a look at the young cornerbacks, if this is a must-win game and which recruit has stood out

West Virginia fans known to travel to road games, but Maryland officials believe more Terps supporters will attend

With former quarterback and wide receiver in NFL, Mountaineers look to future

Wind up Franklin's offense and watch it go.

Ravens rest starters in 24-21 loss against the Rams to end the preaseason

Twenty four picks after the Rams selected speedy wide receiver and Baltimore native Tavon Austin in the first round of April¿s draft, the Ravens grabbed Florida safety Matt Elam with the 32nd and final selection of the first round.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have listed Denard Robinson as an offensive weapon on their team website. So who might the Baltimore Ravens classify as their offensive weapon if they were to do such a thing?

Owner, patrons make lacrosse-themed Coach's Rendezvous in Charles Village feel comfortable.