I really dont like Gerry Sandusky and Stan White... at all....

Sigh.

Totaled my car, anyone know of anyone in baltimore/dc selling a used car, lmk.

how

Was going home from cp on 895. Got right before the toll after the bridge where its two lanes with no shoulders. Old lady stops dead right in front of me, I slam on breaks, slow down to about 10 mph before running out of road, rear ended her.

She was in a minivan with barely any damage, her bumper was higher than mine though and pretty much connected right with my radiator.

Got the call this morning that my car was totaled. Sucks.

Fan fight video on YouTube

Says Ravens fan gets knocked-out by Chiefs fan, but they are all drunken Baltimore fans.

Happened 3 sections down from mine at 136, I'm in 133.

Ravens sign Mike McAdoo.

LOL, kid gets knocked out

Ravens sign Bryant McKinnie

RavensInsider Aaron Wilson

by 1WinningDrive


Bryant McKinnie deal's is worth a maximum of $7.5 million and includes a $1 million bonus, per a league source.

Probably incentive based.. but still.. fffuuu-

AUGUST 23, 2011

UPDATED: Ravens announce signing of rookie DE
The Ravens announced the signing of rookie defensive end Michael McAdoo on Tuesday.

In two seasons at North Carolina, McAdoo recorded 29 tackles (10 of which resulted in lost yardage) and 3½ sacks.

But the 6-foot-7, 245-pound McAdoo did not play in 2010 for North Carolina after the NCAA suspended 14 Tar Heels for accepting impermissible benefits from agents. He applied for the supplemental draft, but was not selected on Monday.

McAdoo joins a crowded position that boasts starter Cory Redding, Arthur Jones and rookie Pernell McPhee, who was selected in the fifth round of the NFL draft in April.

To make room for McAdoo, the team placed cornerback Marcus Paschal on injured reserve. Paschal had not practiced since Aug. 16 due to an unspecified injury.

UPDATE: Coach John Harbaugh said that prior to the team’s official announcement, McAdoo was en route to Baltimore to take a physical. “Don’t know much about him,” Harbaugh said. “I’ve heard good things about him. I know he got caught up with some situations at North Carolina, but he’s supposed to be a good guy and a talented guy. So we’re looking forward to seeing him here.”