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Is Darin Ganatt just a Twitter Troll?

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gantt sucks. If you know who frank isola is, he is 1 million times less talent than him but seems to act like him. His whole persona is just like isolas but so much less fjnny and creative. He needs to remember he isn't all that far removed from being fired and covering wofford women's volleyball or whatever he did.

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Love Darin and his opinions, though unpopular, are almost always more in line with reality than the fluff stuff you get from most people revolving around the Panthers. He's a realist. And I understand that's not a popular position to take when you're dealing with rabid fans who think that a guy like Bersin should be given a shot at WR2 or that our offensive line is fine despite there being nothing of consequence to prove it. I support his criticisms of the NFL and society on the whole and I'm glad he has the platform now outside of the bible belt to really dig into those without fear of retribution.

 

Keep up the good work, Darin. One of the few writers of this age I still have a great deal of respect for. In a league full of Joe Person I will take Darin 10 out of 10 times. God forbid someone have an opinion that doesn't fall in the organizational think tank.

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And if you'll notice, Person has started to try to pick up his snark based on the direction that Darin has provided him but he doesn't have the chops to make it work. He's an idiot. We're dealing with a Darin impersonator as our beat writer and some are happy with that.

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