Because Music Matters.
On February 19, Baltimore celebrated the birth of the one and only Pirate Rob with one huge party at Ramshead Live. Only this was not a cake and candles type of gathering. Apparently, Sir Pirate Rob commemorates his birth with style – sets from multiple Baltimore-based bands, crazy pan-bending stunts, and a comedic fellow in a cape. Fans, friends and family all intermingled in the crowd, cheering on all fourteen of the bands in the spirit of the apparently well-loved Pirate Rob.
When you think of NFL Greatness, what team comes to mind? The Ravens seem to, every year, rise to the top of the AFC North. Along with the Steelers, both teams always find themselves fighting their way into the AFC Conference Championship or at least try to fight their way into the championship. This year, things did not go completely in the Ravens favor. They fell to the Steelers in the Divisional round after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs. However, the Ravens had a great season overall. They played extremely well and their defense was absolutely the best it had been in years. They did have problems that cost them near the end of the season that ended up costing them a chance to get to the Superbowl. However, when evaluating a team, it is good to keep notes on the positive and not just the negative. One player ended up being a surprise to many Ravens fans.
Loyola University’s men’s and women’s lacrosse teams kick off the 2011 season on Saturday February 19, 2011 at Ridley Athletic Complex. The women’s team will host the University of Virginia at noon, followed with the men’s team hosting the U.S. Naval Academy at 2 p.m. Both teams are ranked in the Inside Lacrosse Preseason Polls with the women’s team ranked 12th and the men’s team ranked 14th. This will mark the 30th meeting between Loyola and Virginia, while it will only be the 8th meeting between the men’s team and the U.S. Naval Academy. The University of Virginia and Navy both hold advantages in the all-time series held between the two teams.
For the fourth week this season, Justin Drummond, Freshman Guard, has been honored as being named MAAC Player of the Week. The call was announced earlier this week from the conference. But why has this happened? Clearly, Drummond is doing something spectacular that the entire league is willingly to give him recognition but what is it?
It’s really simple if you have been following the Greyhounds all season. This Kid can play. Drummond has been on top of his game both offensively and defensively. He is averaging 9.8 points per game play about 16 minutes a game. He scored a season high against #15 Georgetown by putting up 21 points. In the past three weeks, Drummond has been producing 14.7 points per gameHe rebounds about 2.8 per game. He has been shooting 56.7% from the field and 60% from behind the three point arc. He has been utilized well by Patsos.
