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Charlotte's WSOC TV bumping Bristol race in favor of Redskins game, Panthers not happy about it

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How is this Panther related? Because our Charlotte station is bumping a live event in favor of a sorry ass Redskin telecast. The fact that it's a NASCAR race is inconsequential. The fact that they picked up Redskins rights in Charlotte is some BS.

@Kroeger: RT @davewenn: So Charlotte's own @wsoctv is bumping the Bristol NASCAR race for a Deadskins preseason game? Who is the home team again??

@Kroeger: @davewenn Talked to a few people w/ Panthers & can tell you they aren't happy about it. Nothing they can do, but not a good look for WSOC.

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Good NASCAR is stupid as poo.

They both suck but redskins shouldn't be bumping poo in Charlotte.

Edit: I actually enjoy Bristol though

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