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I doubt the pattern will continue.  Ravens keep playing like this and the only way they'll get to the Super Bowl is buying seats on NFL Ticket Exchange.

Maryland should have hired John Harbaugh as coach.  Just think having a Big 10 Harbowl every would be a hot ticket in either Ann Arbor or College Park.

They showed "A Football Life" instead on NFLN.

It was also the second time for Baltimore back in 1984.

As part of the AAFC-NFL Merger that added the Browns and the 49ers, the Green and Silver Colts joined too. They folded in 1950 and the band rehearsed for 3 years without a team. The Comissioner of the NFL challenged the City to sell a certain amonth of season tickets and they met that goal with a month to spare and the Dallas Texans team that was bankrupt moved here to become the next version of the Colts.

EBW only signed one year leases at Memorial Stadium, conintued former owners Gerald Hoffberger's tradtion of putting Orioles on the road jerseys, instead the city like other teams. Finally signed a 30 year lease at Camden Yards and showed off the 1983 World Series trophy in DC at Duke Ziebert's restaurant next to the Redskins 1983 Super Bowl trophy. Excuse me, Edward, its the BALTIMORE Orioles. Should have been somewhere in the winning teams town like the Babe Ruth Birthplace.

Remember a certain Redskin owner tried to block Batlimore from getting a NFL expansion team, Jack

Kent Cooke. Even if nobody up here would root for them. Only at the last minute when Modell moved did he thank the city for being back in the NFL.

Its differnet for baseball, another former Redskin owner, Edward Bennett Williams bought the O's in 1979 and flirted with moving them to DC, but they won the AL pennant and DC was brainwashed on the team for years with all the mar...

It may be a bad football team, but its OUR bad football team!

I look at it, the same way as the Steeler fans did when we got Rod Woodson, you win a few and you lose a few.

How about the 1958 Championship game between the Colts and the Giants which was the first one to go into OT, is that up there too or is just recent games?

Try the Sports Legends Museus in the Old Camden Station Warehouse, well worth the admission, a great sports museum about Baltimore and Maryland sports.

Unlike last week, it will televised in the DC market, but all Ravens fans in the DC/Nova market are still welcome to watch it the meetup group at Rock Bottom Arlingto in the Ballston Commons Mall with $2 a can Natty Bohs.

Wasn't on in the DC area due to FCC/NFL blackout rules. Watched it at Rock Bottom Arlington on the Sunday Ticket.

At least the O's fans don't have a fire drill during the 9th inning when its tied like the Gnats fans who are the east coast version of the Dodgers.

Heard a rumor that Stan Kroenke, the Rams owner will announce he's moving the team to L.A. after the Super Bowl.

They're my team and I'm sticking with them! You should too.

All I gotta to them is what a famous Baltimore QB once said "Talk is cheap, let's go play!"

Mostly for single tickets that true, you might want to try scorebig.com which is a priceline style place to buy them, I got the Jaguars game for $65. Only problem is you can't pick the row, just the section. There's seatgeek.com which compares various sites and most have the fees included. The Jags game is the cheapest one this year.

We had the Frozen Four in DC a few years ago, hosted by Navy. The bars on 7th street were packed before the games.

NCAA hockey, it was the regionals. NBCSN shows a college game of the week on Fridays during the regular season.