Ravens won’t raise ticket prices for 2012
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: February 3, 2012
Tags: baltimore ravens, Dick Cass, lockout, M&T Bank Stadium, NFL, ravens tickets, super bowl, ticket prices
The Baltimore Ravens announced Friday that they would keep their ticket prices steady for the third season in a row.
Since the year after winning the Super Bowl in 2001, the team had raised ticket prices every other year until last season, when officials said they wouldn’t raise them due to the uncertainty surrounding a potential [...]
Caravans are forming to follow the Ravens 
BY: Melody Simmons
POSTED: January 16, 2012
Tags: American Football Conference championship game, Baltimore, caravan, football, massachussetts, new england patriots, NFL, playoffs, purple nation, Ravens, Superior Tours
Before the Baltimore Ravens kicked off Sunday, Marc Komins drafted an email selling a package of tickets, hotel rooms and seats aboard Superior Tours buses bound for Boston for the Jan. 22 American Football Conference championship game.
“When it looked like it would become official,” he said of the Ravens’ gritty 20-13 victory over the Houston [...]
Winning O’s would give businesses big boost
BY: Maria Zilberman
POSTED: January 12, 2012
Tags: Anirban Basu, Baltimore, baltimore ravens, baseball, Business, CEO of Sage Policy Group Inc., Economy, Orioles
The Baltimore Ravens generate about $200 million for the region’s economy each year, according to Anirban Basu.
But the chairman and CEO of Sage Policy Group Inc. said that if the Baltimore Orioles improved enough to have a winning season, the team’s economic boost to the area would far surpass that of the Ravens.
A sold-out Orioles [...]
Ravens’ home game could generate $25M in local spending
BY: Maria Zilberman
POSTED: January 12, 2012
Tags: Alonso's, Anirban Basu, Baltimore, Business, football, home game, M&T Bank Stadium, Mad River Bar & Grille, maryland, NFL, playoffs, Ravens, Retail, Sage Policy Group Inc.
The wings are piling up, the beer is flowing in and the wallets are coming out as Baltimoreans prepare for their football team’s first home playoff game in five years.
When the Baltimore Ravens take on the Houston Texans at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday, it will be the 11th time the team will have played [...]
Advance Business Systems scores with Baltimore Ravens
BY: Daily Record Staff
POSTED: January 11, 2012
Tags: Advance Business Systems, baltimore ravens, cockeysville, contract, documents, football, M&T Bank Stadium, maryland, NFL
Advance Business Systems of Cockeysville, a provider of document management equipment and services, said it signed a five-year partnership agreement with the Baltimore Ravens, maintaining it as the team’s official document equipment provider through 2017.
Under the new agreement, an Advance technician will be stationed in the Ravens press box for all home games to provide [...]
Ravens’ success trickling down in surprising ways
BY: Maria Zilberman
POSTED: January 10, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, Business, DePalo & Sons Inc., equipment, foodservice, football, M&T Bank Stadium, maryland, NFL, playoffs, Ravens, Retail, sales, success
While it’s no shock that retailers selling Baltimore Ravens apparel and merchandise are seeing soaring sales in the week leading up to the team’s first home playoff game in five years, it may be surprising to know that even a local restaurant and bar supplies company is seeing increased business.
Tony DePalo, president and CEO of [...]
Ravens’ DeCosta won’t seek GM jobs elsewhere
BY: Associated Press
POSTED: January 6, 2012
Tags: AFC north, baltimore ravens, chicago bears, eric decosta, general manager, indianapolis colts, NFL, owings mills, ozzie newsome, Ravens, st. louis rams
OWINGS MILLS — Baltimore Ravens director of player personnel Eric DeCosta has decided to stay with the team and not pursue general manager jobs elsewhere.
The Chicago Bears, St. Louis Rams and the Indianapolis Colts all sought permission to interview DeCosta for their GM vacancies.
Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome called DeCosta “a most valuable asset” who [...]
NBC sold out of advertising spots for Super Bowl
BY: Associated Press
POSTED: January 3, 2012
Tags: advertising, automotive advertising, comcast, indianapolis, nbc sports group, super bowl, super bowl ads, super bowl commercials, thanksgiving, the golf channel
INDIANAPOLIS — Super Bowl spots are still the hottest ticket in advertising.
NBC has sold all the commercial airtime for the Feb. 5 game in Indianapolis and even has a waiting list of advertisers. The average cost for a 30-second spot this year was $3.5 million, with some time slots costing as much as $4 million.
Seth [...]
Ravens to collect fan letters at purple mailboxes
BY: Associated Press
POSTED: January 3, 2012
Tags: Baltimore, baltimore ravens, baltimore ravens postal service, cockeysville, dundalk, giant food stores, Glen Burnie, owings mills, pikesville, playoffs, severna park, timonium
Baltimore Ravens fans can now drop off letters to the team in purple mailboxes at a number of Giant Food stores in the state.
The team kicked off the promotion Tuesday as it prepares to head into the playoffs.
Letters in the “Baltimore Ravens Postal Service” boxes will be taken to the team’s Owings Mills training facility [...]
Maryland hires Locksley as offensive coordinator
BY: Associated Press
POSTED: December 22, 2011
Tags: college park, edsall, gary crowton, maryland, maryland football, mike locksley, offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach, ralph friedgen, randy edsall
COLLEGE PARK — Maryland football coach Randy Edsall has hired Mike Locksley as his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Locksley takes over for Gary Crowton, who lasted only one season.
The 41-year-old Locksley returns to Maryland after previously serving as an assistant coach from 1998-2002 under Ralph Friedgen. He most recently spent two-plus years as the head [...]
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