Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore-based JHU makes no bones about where its loyalties lie. Not only is the Homewood campus' Gilman Hall bathed in Ravens purple, but the university's media center posted on its website (hub.jhu.edu), "When Ray 'not-yet-ready for retirement' Lewis stares down rookie phenom Colin Kaepernick and the sizzling San Francisco 49ers offense on Feb. 3 in New Orleans, Ray Ray can know one thing: Johns Hopkins has his back."

( Will Kirk, Johns Hopkins University / January 31, 2013 )

Baltimore-based JHU makes no bones about where its loyalties lie. Not only is the Homewood campus' Gilman Hall bathed in Ravens purple, but the university's media center posted on its website (hub.jhu.edu), "When Ray 'not-yet-ready for retirement' Lewis stares down rookie phenom Colin Kaepernick and the sizzling San Francisco 49ers offense on Feb. 3 in New Orleans, Ray Ray can know one thing: Johns Hopkins has his back."

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