Isaiah Likely, the rookie tight end from Coastal Carolina, could emerge as a serious weapon in Lamar Jacksonâs and the Baltimore Ravens offensive arsenal this season.
The elite dual-sport athletic prodigy in football and basketball, just entering his sophomore year at Archbishop Spalding, is poised for great things ahead. And heâs just getting started.
Some of my happiest memories reside at Camden Yards, the old-timey, red-brick ballpark at the edge of downtown that which is marking its 30th anniversary this weekend. At least once a year, itâs where my daughters and I have a standing date. Theyâre not huge sports fans, but thereâs a connection to the Orioles and the stadium that always gets them excited.
Some folks need to be reminded, and not blinded by last yearâs disappointing finish for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. Weâre witnessing one of the most remarkable talents the NFL has ever seen.
Sam Brand was the architect of Polyâs improbable rise to national prominence as their boys basketball coach. Now he's on to his next challenge as the director of Carmelo Anthonyâs Team Melo AAU program.
In advance of Thursdayâs semifinals at the 2022 World Lacrosse Womenâs World Championship, The Baltimore Banner spoke with Taylor Cummings, Team USAâs decorated midfielder, considered by many to be among the greatest womenâs lacrosse players in the history of the game.
How did Baltimore, a city of some 560,000 residents, become such fertile ground for basketball excellence? To get a deeper perspective, The Baltimore Banner spoke with hoops historian and Executive Director of The Black Fives Foundation, Claude Johnson.