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“Now that this one’s finally here, and this final opportunity to beat them is in front of us, it’s kind of unbelievable,” Navy senior Elan Nash said of the chance to beat Army Dec. 14. “Despite all the great things we’ve done this year, we know if we don’t get this one, it just won’t feel right.”
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“Big Truss” has become synonymous with the Ravens. How did it happen? “This like Year Two of it, honestly,” Gus Edwards said. “To me, it’s a testament to how close we are, how we trust each other, how everybody’s ready when they’re called upon.”
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Earlier this season, McDaniel held a dedication ceremony for Rembert Field at Kenneth R. Gill Stadium, honoring Donald and Judith Rembert for their support of the college and the numerous donations the couple has made throughout the years.
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Count Hall of Famer Kurt Warner among those impressed by what Ravens QB Lamar Jackson has shown this season. “His ability to run in tight spaces and avoid hits and make moves is just unique,” Warner said. “I don’t know if we’ve ever seen anything like it at this level from a quarterback.”
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Goalkeeper William Vanzela, who is beginning his eighth season with the Baltimore Blast Nov. 22, has another MASL title in mind, but his ambitions in Baltimore extend beyond that. He’s working to shape the next generation of soccer players from the area as a coach.
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“It’s an amazing feeling, just to come back and the love I get from the city,” former Ravens cornerback Lardarius Webb said of returning to Baltimore to serve as the Ravens’ Legend of the Game Nov. 17. “… They showed me so much love in the stadium, and I didn’t want to leave.”
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Ian Eagle, who’s set to call the Nov. 17 Ravens-Texans matchup, is looking forward to watching quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Deshaun Watson. “When you get players like this, the unpredictable nature of it keeps you on your toes,” Eagle said.
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Ravens left guard Bradley Bozeman and his wife Nikki plan to travel the country in their fifth wheel RV after the 2019 NFL season ends, talking to schools as part of the Bradley and Nikki Bozeman Foundation’s anti-bullying initiative.
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The Mount Saint Joseph and Calvert Hall football teams will face off in the MIAA A Conference semifinals Nov. 9 after the Gaels beat the Cardinals in the regular season Sept. 27. “I expect to see some stuff they haven’t done before and their kids to be really fired up,” Gaels head coach Rich Holzer said.
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“To come out there and run the ball like we did, for offensive linemen, that’s a dream,” Bradley Bozeman said of the Ravens’ win against the Patriots. “… To be able to close out the game the way that we did was a testament to the hard work that we’ve been putting in.”
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