Ravens win AFC Championship, setting up "Harbaugh Bowl" in New Orleans
By: Nick Goddard
Updated: January 20, 2013
Joe Flacco threw three touchdown passes, and Tom Brady and his Patriots were held scoreless in the second half as the Baltimore Ravens captured the AFC Championship on Sunday with a 28-13 win.
The Ravens advance to Super Bowl XLVII, where they will meet the NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers in New Orleans on February 3rd. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh will be facing his younger brother Jim, head coach of the 49ers in the game.
It's the second-ever trip to the Super Bowl for the Ravens, as they defeated the New York Giants 34-7 in Super Bowl XXXV in January, 2001. Linebacker Ray Lewis, the MVP of that game, will be playing in the final game of his career in this year's Super Bowl, which you can see on Local 5.
The Ravens advance to Super Bowl XLVII, where they will meet the NFC Champion San Francisco 49ers in New Orleans on February 3rd. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh will be facing his younger brother Jim, head coach of the 49ers in the game.
It's the second-ever trip to the Super Bowl for the Ravens, as they defeated the New York Giants 34-7 in Super Bowl XXXV in January, 2001. Linebacker Ray Lewis, the MVP of that game, will be playing in the final game of his career in this year's Super Bowl, which you can see on Local 5.
