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A Baltimore grand jury has indicted Jamar Simmons and Franklin Coit on charges of running a prostitution ring in southwest Baltimore, and a court date has been set for November, according to court officials. Simmons and Coit were scheduled to appear in Baltimore district court on Thursday before Judge Jack Lesser, but the indictment moves the case to circuit court, where serious felony cases are tried. Simmons and Coit are scheduled to appear on Nov. 1 before Circuit Court Judge Jeannie Hong, according to documents presented to Judge Lesser.

The legacy of great Oklahoma quarterbacks goes beyond big numbers and pages in the record book, which explains Landry Jones' focus. Josh Heupel, Jason White and Sam Bradford each have taken Oklahoma to the BCS title game in the Bob Stoops era, with Heupel delivering the crystal football. Jones is still waiting for his chance. With one final college season left, the motivation is clear. "It's huge," Jones said recently. "I don't want to be just someone who has a lot of good stats.

SummerSlam has long been one of WWE's top pay-per-views each year, but this year, the stakes are even higher as the event marks its milestone 25th installment. WWE has been slowly building to this event, teasing confrontation between Brock Lesnar and COO Triple H. Other matches have come together well, too, in recent weeks. On Sunday, SummerSlam emanates from its recently perennial home in Los Angeles. Here's a look at the card and predictions from Ring Posts' Arda Ocal and Adam Testa.

Until last month, 29-year-old Jamar Simmons was living a double life, police say. He fought fires for Baltimore out of a decades-old brick firehouse in Hampden, earning close to $60,000 annually. He also managed a prostitution ring out of a renovated apartment in Carrollton Ridge in Southwest Baltimore, court documents say, pocketing a percentage of the cash earned by a group of women selling sex. On July 9, police raided the apartment and arrested Simmons and his alleged partner in the operation.

Wedding Day: August 18, 2012 Her story: Nola Dobratz, 33, grew up in Chicago, Ill. She lives in Fells Point and is marketing director for Radcliffe Jewelers. Her father, Walter Dobratz, is deceased. Her mother, Nola Dobratz, is a retired accountant. His story: Christian Martin, 34, grew up in Reisterstown. He lives in Fells Point and is global category manager for DSM Nutritional Products. His father, Dave Martin, is a University of Maryland senior extension agent. His mother, Rose Martin, is a Carroll County family and consumer science high-school teacher.

Today's print story details Jeff Hardy's rise back to prominence in TNA . As part of the interview that didn't make the story, Hardy discussed some of the opponents he'd like to step into the squared circle with. Atop that list is former X Division and reigning World Heavyweight Champion Austin Aries, who won the company's top prize earlier this month at the “Destination X” pay-per-view. “From the first moment I saw him on his roll, I was like, 'Wow, this guy is doing some crazy creative stuff,' and then to see him on the mic and just his personality, everything about that guy is really good,” Hardy said.

The most productive running back in Ravens history is slated to be in purple and black for a long, long time. The Ravens will induct running back Jamal Lewis, the leading rusher in franchise history, into their Ring of Honor before their Week 4 game this season. The induction will take place before the Ravens host the rival Cleveland Browns on Thursday, Sept. 27 -- a primetime game on NFL Network -- at M&T Bank Stadium. “To go into the Ring of Honor, it just shows that I'll always be a Raven,” Lewis said Tuesday afternoon.

Arda Ocal (@arda_ocal) of theScore Television Network interviewed former WWE superstar Nelson Frazier, who portrayed Mabel and Viscera.

Wedding Date: June 23, 2012 Her story: Christina Schoppert, 30, grew up in Homeland and now lives in Hampden. She is a lawyer with Community Law Center, Inc., which represents organizations working on neighborhood revitalization efforts. Her father, Gary Schoppert, is a retired general dentist. Her mother, Joan Schoppert, is a recently retired assistant professor of English at Notre Dame of Maryland University, although she is still teaching there part-time. His story: Andrew Devereux, 38, grew up in Charlottesville, Va., and now lives in Los Angeles, where he is finishing a post-doctoral fellowship at UCLA.