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The '''University of Baltimore''' Super Bees no longer compete in collegiate athletics.  The school ceased sponsoring football way back in 1935, and dropped its entire athletics program, including basketball, in 1983.  Baltimore is a public institution (now a branch of [[Maryland|the University of Maryland]]) located in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland.  The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 2,500.

The school had become an upper-division institution in 1975, which was a major factor in the eventual termination of the athletic programs.  However, Baltimore transitioned back to a four-year institution with the freshman class of 2008, and time will tell whether the school chooses to once again participate in intercollegiate sport.

The campus is located along Mount Royal Avenue between US 1 (North Avenue) and MD-2 (Saint Paul Street) in the Jones Falls area north of downtown Baltimore. Exits 5 (Maryland Avenue, southbound on I-83 only) and 6 (US 1/North Avenue) provide direct access to the campus.

Baltimore's biggest rivals back in the day were [[Loyola (MD)]] and [[Towson]].

No former Super Bee ever played in the NFL, but Isaiah Wilson spent a season each with the NBA's Detroit Pistons and ABA's Memphis Tams.
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=='''Conference Affiliations'''==
===Football===
Baltimore was founded in 1925, was playing football by 1929, and dropped the sport in 1935. No other information is currently available regarding the program's brief history.

===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|no team
| 
|1983-present
|-
|[[{{nec}}|ECAC Metro]]
|NCAA I
|1981-1983
|-
|[[{{caa}}|ECAC South]]
|NCAA I
|1979-1981
|-
|[[{{d1ind}}|NCAA Division I Independents]]
|NCAA I
|1978-1979
|-
|[[{{mdix}}|Mason-Dixon Conference]]
|NCAA II
|1973-1978
|-
|[[{{mdix}}|Mason-Dixon Conference]]
|NCAA College
|1956-1973
|-
|[[{{mdix}}|Mason-Dixon Conference]]
|NAIA
|1948-1956
|-
|[[NAIA Basketball Independents]]
|NAIA
|1939-1948
|}

=='''Post-Season Appearances'''==
===Football===
Baltimore never received a post-season invitation in football.
===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|{{d2mt}}
|[[1975 NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament|1975]], [[1976 NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament|1976]], [[1977 NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament|1977]]
|-
|{{naiamt}}
|[[1941 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament|1941]], [[1952 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament|1952]]
|}

=='''Championships'''==
===Football===
Baltimore never won a football championship of any kind.
===Basketball===
{| class="wikitable zebra" style="width: 600px;"
|[[{{mdix}}|Mason-Dixon Conference]] Tournament Champions
|[[1952 Mason-Dixon Conference Men's Basketball|1952]], [[1975 Mason-Dixon Conference Men's Basketball|1975]], [[1976 Mason-Dixon Conference Men's Basketball|1976]]
|-
|[[NAIA District 29 Men's Basketball|NAIA District 29]] Champions
|[[1952 NAIA Men's Basketball District Regionals#District 29|1952]]
|}
Baltimore may have one or more Mason-Dixon Conference regular-season championships. Research is ongoing.

=='''National Individual Awards'''==
===Football===
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===Basketball===
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