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Panthers Motivation Monday

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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I still hold X-Clown as one of my favorite all-time Panthers play. Olsen's touchdown is climbing up there, though. At the least, it's just above Delhomme's winning touchdown to Proehl in 2003. Both marked a major turning point but I doubt we hated the Jaguars more than the Seahawks. Just as satisfying to win that game today than it was back then.

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thats pretty much the only moment in the season where i totally lost control. I ripped my shirt off and just started screaming like an idiot for at least a good 20 seconds before my apartment mate told me to be quiet haha. Simply didn't give a fug, I'm quiet 99.9999% of the time and everyone else are usually the obnoxious ass noise makers .

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The ONLY play that beats this for me the whole season is Luke's pick 6 against the Seahawks in the playoff game. The reason being that I was there with my brother and a buddy of mine. The place went nuts when Stew took off on the first play and when we scored on the opening possession. Then my brother turned to us and said "if we get a pick 6 on this possession, the stadium may collapse". And, almost as if it were fate, Luke picks off that pass and I've never just lost it like that. Maybe it was the atmosphere playing into it, but man that was a crazy feeling.

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