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UCLA hires Ravens assistant coach D’Anton Lynn as defensive coordinator
D’Anton Lynn oversaw one of the team’s strongest positions last season.
NFL combine preview: As Ravens head to Indianapolis, they need ‘clarity’ with Lamar Jackson
“I don’t know how you really conduct business if you are Baltimore right now, until you get an answer," said NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah.
The path to a deal: A timeline of the Ravens’ contract negotiations with QB Lamar Jackson
If it seems like the Ravens’ contract negotiations with Lamar Jackson have dragged on for years, well, that’s because they have. After more than two years, the two sides have finally agreed to a deal.
Terps beat Northwestern to finish undefeated at home in Big Ten play
The Terrapins finished 16-1 overall at home in Kevin Willard’s first season as their coach, and they used unusually impressive 3-point shooting to turn back the Wildcats.
Orioles pitcher DL Hall has a whole new look — for a good cause
He shaved his head to benefit Wigs and Wishes, a New Jersey organization that collects hair that can be turned into wigs for people battling cancer.
Commentary: Black journalists faced wartime censorship when they challenged injustice
A U.S. government official moved to censor W.E.B. DuBois in the months after World War I for challenging racial injustice in an editorial published in the magazine of the NAACP, Banner Public Editor DeWayne Wickham says. During that era, some inside the government sought to prevent distribution of Black newspapers and magazines that published anti-lynching editorials and other work by Black journalists, Wickham says.
CIAA basketball tournament headed toward thrilling finish
Winston-Salem State faces Lincoln in the men’s final, while Elizabeth City State takes on Shaw in the women’s championship game.
NBA legend Bob Dandridge on the CIAA: ‘I found a haven at Norfolk State’
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer is in town to watch the CIAA tournament.
Baltimore native MaKenzie Pollard moves her mother to tears with critical baskets to send Shaw to CIAA semifinals
“I was crying because I know how bad she wanted this, with it being her senior year,” Ronnetta Pollard said.
Loyola men’s lacrosse team has one meaningful admirer: The greatest player in program history
Pat Spencer, now working toward an NBA career, was impressed by his alma mater.
Iconic Baltimore Sun sign removed from Camden Yards
The sign debuted with the stadium in 1992, but the newspaper has not made payments for it in recent years.
The Orioles’ young core spent their offseason downtime bonding on the golf course
They even played a round through an Oregon snowstorm.
Why Jorge Mateo invited his parents to Orioles spring training
Also: Brandon Hyde announced a starter for Saturday’s Grapefruit League opener.
Maryland schools grapple with how to fund virtual learning as pandemic money dries up
Baltimore County is the latest school system grappling with whether to continue its online learning program and how to pay for it.
Orioles working to adjust to MLB rule changes
Most players are unbothered by the league’s attempt to make games move along more quickly.
In staff shake-up, Willie Taggart hired as Ravens’ running backs coach, Tee Martin moved to QB coach
The Ravens on Wednesday announced a coaching shake-up, with changes to the offensive staff and strength and conditioning program.
Lewin Díaz endured an offseason of uncertainty. Now comes the hard part: Earning a spot with the O’s.
He was designated for assignment on Nov. 15 and picked up, for the first time, on Nov. 22 — the start of an offseason that put him through seven additional moves before finally settling with the Orioles.
Why patience, pace and Lamar Jackson are so important to Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken
The specter of the Ravens' unsettled situation with Lamar Jackson hung over Todd Monken's every word Tuesday.
O’s Ryan Mountcastle had a down year, but stats show he doesn’t need to fix what isn’t broken
His down year sure looks like it was largely the product of bad luck.
