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Yeap...I also worked with a couple of folks who commutted to Maryland, just outside DC, from York, PA. In fairness, they were on-site 2-3 days per week.

The friends I know who grew up rooting for the Skins, still call them Skins....not that Washington football team or Commander *******.

Believe it or not alot of these kids know each other in spite of distance and cultural differences thanks to the private schools, 7v7 teams, etc...Good Counsel in MontCo, DeMatha in PG, St John's in DC, etc have considerable overlap in respective talent pools. They draw from DC, MD and Nova...

Yeah, my personal experience with Frederick is driving through the area on the way to the Virginia vineyards and Harper's Ferry area....lol...speaking of areas not entirely DC or Baltimore, I would look at Annapolis....it appears it is 50/50 between the Redskins and Ravens fans.

As we know, northern Virginia (Nova) is considered a suburb of DC. Lots of talent there as well and going southeast to Tidewater area has turned out some studs like Kenny Easley, Bruce Smith, Lawrence Taylor, Dwight Stephenson, Michael Vick, Plaxico Burress, etc.

I know quite a few people who lived in Montgomery County who have moved out to Frederick. I would consider it a DC suburb, IMO.

Totally different areas. Baltimore was more similar to Pittsburgh insofar as they were inward looking, very protective if not sensitive about what people thought about their city whereas folks in DC area generally don't give a rip. Alot of this has to do with DC being a transient area with many...