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The Downside of Being 8-0


Jakob

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8-0 has a downside? Yes. Like the fact I've had bad dreams about losing everyday this week. Or the fact that I'm scared to move anything with a Panther logo and that I have to wear the same thing each gameday and live gameday as if I'm in the movie groundhog day. Don't even get me started on the subject of shaving/trimming affecting my football team. 

Is the direction of which my Steph Curry ones are pointing behind the Panthers high scoring offense? Is SCP's helmet still pointing in the right direction?

 

Help me huddle.

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Y'all realize that if we got it wrapped up by December we may start to sit starters, then a loss or two. Happens every year I mean an undefeated season would be awesome but Superb Owl conquers all and as long as we bring the chip home all will be good, keep pounding; all that good stuff.

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