Former Baltimore Ravens left tackle Jonathan Ogden was joined in the 2013 Pro Football Hall of Fame class by Dallas Cowboys guard Larry Allen, Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle tackle Warren Sapp, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cris Carter, longtime coach Bill Parcells and two older-era candidates, defensive tackle Curly Culp and linebacker Dave Robinson. Allen and Sapp were also in their first year of eligibility.
Read more about Jonathan Ogden’s path to the Hall of Fame.
![Severna Park girls lacrosse had a seemingly unshakable advantage through most of the third quarter. But Archbishop Spalding had Gabby Greene. The Florida-committed midfielder had spotlights pinned on her from the moment she stepped onto Love Field — and yet, she seemed to vanish into oblivion every time she wanted a goal. And when the Falcons levied a 10-6 lead more than halfway into the third quarter, and seemed to be pressing the brink of running away with it, Greene wanted a lot of goals. With a hat trick already in the bank, Greene haunted the Severna Park cage to […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/CAP-L-SEVERNAPARKSPALDINGGLAX17.jpg?w=525 "Severna Park girls lacrosse had a seemingly unshakable advantage through most of the third quarter. But Archbishop Spalding had Gabby Greene. The Florida-committed midfielder had spotlights pinned on her from the moment she stepped onto Love Field — and yet, she seemed to vanish into oblivion every time she wanted a goal. And when the Falcons levied a 10-6 lead more than halfway into the third quarter, and seemed to be pressing the brink of running away with it, Greene wanted a lot of goals. With a hat trick already in the bank, Greene haunted the Severna Park cage to […]")