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Incognito

This should serve as a sign of the times. On the first day of training camp at McDaniel College, with fans in attendance, new coach John Harbaugh got lost in the shuffle. Sort of.

Here's what happened: Early in the afternoon workout, some fans couldn't locate Harbaugh on the practice field and asked a security guard for help. Try as he might, the security guard misidentified Harbaugh, pointing to one of the assistant coaches with a similar build.

Sun photographer Gene Sweeney overheard the conversation and directed both the security guard and the fans to Harbaugh, who, incidentally, prefers blending in rather than standing out.

At least the fans weren't asking for Brian Billick.

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Mike Preston has been with The Baltimore Sun since 1983. Prior to becoming a columnist in 2000, he covered the Ravens for four years. Preston will appear every Monday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Fox Sports Radio (1370-AM) to answer any questions about the Ravens. Preston is a native of Essex and a graduate of Towson State University, where he played football.

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Ken Murray has covered Baltimore pro football teams in three leagues and two countries. He covered the Colts' departure in 1984, the Stallions' arrival in 1994 and the Ravens' Super Bowl championship in 2000. His warmup act was Roger Staubach's final season with the Dallas Cowboys in 1979.