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Pam Oliver questions to Cam?


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She must think we are in rebuilding mode? Asking Cam how he kept all of the "doom and gloom" seperate because he still has a job to do?

Which in itself is a fair question.

Then she ask him "how are you the patients department because it seems like you are going to need ALOT of it?"

This mentality is now the national narrative on the Panthers.

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Yeah I thought her questions were poorly worded and nonsense. Cam tried to handle them but he's not a word smith. He did kind of fight back on the gloom and doom I think.

 

She went on to remind Luke he's a terrible pass rusher and he handled that very well. He's really good at giving generic football answers.

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