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"Two States, One Team"


Sam Mills Fan

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I always find it funny, when people complain about the two state thing. If it wasn't for the SC folks you would probably have a whole bunch more visiting team fans in the crowd. People need to get over it, we are the Carolina Panthers, have been since day one. 

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2 hours ago, OceanPanther said:

I’d sure rather my neighbors in Chaw’ston AND the good money of the SC Low Country Be Panther fans than ignoring them ( and be falcon fans )  .. I admit to not knowing much about the people in the western parts of SC or NC , but the coastal Panther fans of both states are awesome.. 

oh and keep on being tourist and spending your $$$$ on our coast ,, Red Neck Riviara , or Head on down to the Low Counties beautiful islands and beaches ,, Isle of Palm, Hilton Head , Kiawah ,, or Head North to Cape Fear, Emerald Isle, and OBX ,, 

why wouldn’t you want all the fans from these areas ,,  and THE WHOLE STATE OF S C ??  

Greensboro here, I have spent time at Windjammers on isle of palm, had drinks on top of the Pavilion hotel and dinner at Magnolia Grill...Throw in Bill Murray as part owner of the River dogs... you gotta love the low county and couldn't be prouder of the Carolina Panthers/ Hurricanes

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4 hours ago, Sam Mills Fan said:

Google reveals that to be true. Still, there's been a huge emphasis on it this summer, much more so than ever before. I'm not a fan, I don't want to be lumped in with those unwashed South Carolinians.

I drive every Sunday from Greenville to the games. What’s it to you? We are the CAROLINA Panthers, P diddy is that you?

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