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List things the Panthers could do to improve their relevance in South Carolina


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19 minutes ago, Eazy-E said:

I’m just talking about Charleston since that’s where I live currently. We have a pretty large Panthers fan base, much larger than any other NFL team.

I have lived in Charleston / Charlotte a combined 25 years. I will say winning definitely helps. Since Cam was drafted the fan base in the Charleston area has at least doubled.

You got me beat in combined years, but I too lived in both Charlotte and Charleston. My experience in Charleston was nfl wasn’t very popular and I knew as many pats and Steeler fans than I did Panther fans. 

Unless Charleston hosted training camp, I don’t see it ever catching on to the panthers

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3 minutes ago, Hotsauce said:

You got me beat in combined years, but I too lived in both Charlotte and Charleston. My experience in Charleston was nfl wasn’t very popular and I knew as many pats and Steeler fans than I did Panther fans. 

Unless Charleston hosted training camp, I don’t see it ever catching on to the panthers

Where in Charleston and when? I bartend downtown and where I work along with at least 4 other bars on the peninsula are dedicated Panthers bars who always have killer turnouts on Sunday. 2015 playoffs and Super Bowl were crazy.

5 to 10 years ago was a totally different story.

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9 minutes ago, Pejorative Miscreant said:

Before asking that question I would ask where I my television footprint do I need to become more relevant in terms of population/market size regardless of the state line.  For example If becoming relevant in Raleigh gives me a bigger boost I would put efforts there instead of Columbia.  

I was going to ask something similar. I am sure people in the Raleigh, Chapel Hill area care more about The Wolfpack and Tarheels than the Panthers. Same with Clemson and Gamecocks in SC. Not saying they don’t like the Panthers they’re just not as popular.

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8 minutes ago, Eazy-E said:

I was going to ask something similar. I am sure people in the Raleigh, Chapel Hill area care more about The Wolfpack and Tarheels than the Panthers. Same with Clemson and Gamecocks in SC. Not saying they don’t like the Panthers they’re just not as popular.

Wolf...who?. What..."heels". When a NC school can actually play football....maaaybe I'll watch.

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15 minutes ago, RetiredCollegeCoach said:

As much as you have gotten on my nerves for not stepping up and validating what we both know are my qualifications (for the local yokels)...sh*t, you couldn't have put it better. Three words. Do it one time.

You don't need validation. Your opinions are terrible regardless of who you are or aren't. 

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Just now, uncfan888 said:

You don't need validation. Your opinions are terrible regardless of who you are or aren't. 

I could literally post the exact same thing you were going to post right before you posted it and you would still sh*t on it - you're just an angry young-ish guy with daddy issues who has a weird thing going on with my son. Cease and desist.

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2 hours ago, Eazy-E said:

I am sure people in the Raleigh, Chapel Hill area care more about The Wolfpack and Tarheels than the Panthers.

if we're talking about basketball maybe.  someone gave me lower bowl 25 yard line tickets to a nationally televised night game against miami at kenan a few years back because she didn't want to go and couldn't find anyone else who'd take them off her hands.  if memory serves the hurricanes were ranked 9th or something then.

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I have no idea what regions of South Carolina are Panthers fans/Falcons/Jacksonville.. as I am In Virginia have a large Panther base since I am close to NC but a huge Resksins/Baltimore..so areas are so diverse by state its hard so say.. but then when I think of SC for football its the GameCocks or Clemson.. not the Panthers.. so SC needs to figure if they want to align to the Panthers as a state for NFL.. so if they show Panthers games every Sunday in your area.. then I guess u are in Panther Country..

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