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Pam Oliver questions to Cam?

heelinfine

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I was pretty impressed with Lynch, the other guy and even Randy Moss.  Although he played for the Buccs, Lynch was a guy I enjoyed and respected and one of the few rivals I never 'hated'.  One thing that stood out to me, and maybe the first time I've watched a nationally televised game and didnt once recall hearing, in one way or another, 'the maturation of Cam Newton.'  I find that alone a small relief.  Otherwise, I felt they were very fair, prepared and knowledgable of the Panthers.  

 

For the Pam Oliver interview, I got back in time to see Bell get a mug shot in.

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Jeez. Some of the comments in here! Pam Oliver is recognized as being a consummate professional and one of the few, alongside Suzy Kolber who legitimize the sideline reporter position.

 

Like it or not, she asked good questions. She wasn't giving Luke crap. The fact is he has 3 sacks in 32 regular season games. Producing sacks in the regular season IS an area he can improve upon. And Cam will have to exercise patience with his stable of new receivers that he's had little time to work out with in live action. They aren't softball questions, they're completely valid.

 

You guys are pissed that she's not slobbing all over our players. Well that's not her job! No wonder you don't respect sideline reporters. You don't even want a sideline reporter you want a Panthers cheerleader in a pants suit!

 

God, you all are the reason that now sideline reporters are all going to be blonde bimbos from now on. But they'll look soooo HAWT while they're telling Luke how "hella cool it is that you were the DPOY last year. You're amazing! Panthers are number one, huh?! Can I get a selfie with you?"

 

 

...I hate you all.

 

Pretty much spot on about this thread in my opinion.

 

BTW, I am a 47 year old guy in pretty good shape, so Pam Oliver---with her 53-years-young self---looks pretty hot to me.  Just saying.  [she needs to kill that weave though...lol]

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Jeez. Some of the comments in here! Pam Oliver is recognized as being a consummate professional and one of the few, alongside Suzy Kolber who legitimize the sideline reporter position.

Like it or not, she asked good questions. She wasn't giving Luke crap. The fact is he has 3 sacks in 32 regular season games. Producing sacks in the regular season IS an area he can improve upon. And Cam will have to exercise patience with his stable of new receivers that he's had little time to work out with in live action. They aren't softball questions, they're completely valid.

You guys are pissed that she's not slobbing all over our players. Well that's not her job! No wonder you don't respect sideline reporters. You don't even want a sideline reporter you want a Panthers cheerleader in a pants suit!

God, you all are the reason that now sideline reporters are all going to be blonde bimbos from now on. But they'll look soooo HAWT while they're telling Luke how "hella cool it is that you were the DPOY last year. You're amazing! Panthers are number one, huh?! Can I get a selfie with you?"

...I hate you all.

No pants suit, please. Just good 'ol fashioned lingerie.

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She only asks the question on the script. Pam could be a brainless, trained monkey. She only asks the questions FOX tells her to.

That's a racial slur, don't know if you intended it to be or not. It won't be addressed tho because of the double standard around here.

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That's a racial slur, don't know if you attended it to be or not. It won't be addressed tho because of the double standard around here.

I'm sorry that you see racism in everything. You must not know about the training of animals to do simple tasks. Would it be better if he said bird, hippo, or dog?

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Jeez. Some of the comments in here! Pam Oliver is recognized as being a consummate professional and one of the few, alongside Suzy Kolber who legitimize the sideline reporter position.

Like it or not, she asked good questions. She wasn't giving Luke crap. The fact is he has 3 sacks in 32 regular season games. Producing sacks in the regular season IS an area he can improve upon. And Cam will have to exercise patience with his stable of new receivers that he's had little time to work out with in live action. They aren't softball questions, they're completely valid.

You guys are pissed that she's not slobbing all over our players. Well that's not her job! No wonder you don't respect sideline reporters. You don't even want a sideline reporter you want a Panthers cheerleader in a pants suit!

God, you all are the reason that now sideline reporters are all going to be blonde bimbos from now on. But they'll look soooo HAWT while they're telling Luke how "hella cool it is that you were the DPOY last year. You're amazing! Panthers are number one, huh?! Can I get a selfie with you?"

...I hate you all.

There is nothing wrong with a reporter asking questions, and I'm not upset that she wasn't "slobbering" over our players.

Her questions to Cam were loaded, and laced

with opinion. It was designed to get an off the

cuff, knee jerk reaction, but Cam was the real

"consummate professional."

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I'm sorry that you see racism in everything. You must not know about the training of animals to do simple tasks. Would it be better if he said bird, hippo, or dog?

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I don't see racism in everything, I didn't put a hoodie on for trayvon, and I ain't marching for mike brown, but comparing a black person to a monkey is racist as hell
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There is nothing wrong with a reporter asking questions, and I'm not upset that she wasn't "slobbering" over our players.

Her questions to Cam were loaded, and laced

with opinion. It was designed to get an off the

cuff, knee jerk reaction, but Cam was the real

"consummate professional."

 

Sigh. [*sarcastically*] How was it a loaded question laced with opinion.

 

It was a well-formed question designed to get a real answer that a player can't just BS around or give a non-answer to. She could have just asked, "How is your rapport with the new receivers," to which Cam could just say, "good," or, "fine," or give some rehearsed, longer BS response that basically said "good" or "fine."

 

That's the mark of a good reporter. And that you can't distinguish between the two, again, is why we will have blonde airheads doing this job from now on. Because when a woman asks something incisive, she is labelled as clueless because her questions don't jive with the narrative that male fans want to hear.

 

Enjoy years of, "Hey, Cammy Cam! You're just the best! What is your favorite color?"

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