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The MIAA lacrosse championships will be held at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium May 18 and 21. “The kids not having a championship last year, we want to make this championship is as special as we can,” Legendary Sports Group president Dave Cottle said.
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For new Ravens edge rusher Daelin Hayes, the dream of playing for the storied Baltimore defense has been one he’s had since he was a child.
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The Ravens’ top pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, former Minnesota wide receiver Rashod Bateman can’t wait to get started. “I’m really excited and ready to get to work,” Bateman said. “I think we could do really special things in the future.”
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John Tillman has led Maryland to seven Final Fours and won the national title in 2017. He feels that same championship energy with this year’s 10-0 squad. “I’m really proud of them for what they’ve accomplished … because they’ve really had to do a lot more than a typical team,” Tillman said.
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Purdue wide receiver and potential Ravens target Rondale Moore battled injuries in 2019 and 2020, but he has a message for evaluators who might doubt him entering the 2021 NFL Draft: “Go turn on the tape. I think it speaks for itself.”
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Defensive end Jayson Oweh thinks his experience at Penn State could translate well to Baltimore. “[The Ravens] fly around and when they have the ability to be disruptive, they really are disruptive,” Oweh said. “And I feel like our game suits exactly what [the Ravens] are trying to do.”
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With several international sporting events scheduled for the Baltimore area in the coming months, Maryland Sports Commission executive director Terry Hasseltine believes these other events can help further Baltimore’s case to host 2026 FIFA World Cup matches.
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For Anthony Levine Sr., re-signing with the Ravens on a one-year deal was an easy decision. “I tell guys all the time the grass is not greener on the other side,” Levine said. “Baltimore is like my second home … I can’t see myself going somewhere else and playing for another organization.”
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“Guys my size don’t come around too often — 6-foot-5, 275 pounds running 4.5 or 4.6 40s,” Wake Forest edge rusher and potential Ravens draft target Carlos “Boogie” Basham Jr. said. “Then just my production all across the board … I don’t really see that to me, in anybody else in this class.”
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“I want to be that guy that people can look to for inspiration,” former Franklin star Damon Hazelton said as he looks ahead to the 2021 NFL Draft. “Just to know that they can make it happen.”
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