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Guess what Panthers haven't done in 25 years of the draft

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6 minutes ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

No, but we've drafted and signed multiple losers from Columbia. We wonder why we have 0 Super Bowls. 

Clemson is getting ready to have 2 starting QBs in the NFL in 2021, Carolina has zero lol.

2 players from Eastern High School in Louisville, KY have National Championships. Rajon Rondo (NBA), and Myron Pryor (NFL). Someone pass the info along.

We've solved the problem for the steve.

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2 players from Eastern High School in Louisville, KY have National Championships. Rajon Rondo (NBA), and Myron Pryor (NFL). Someone pass the info along.

We've solved the problem for the steve.

I have rooted from gamecock Panthers and would root for Clemson players here. If Clowney and Watkins we're my choices in that draft, I'm taking Clowney 10/10 times.

Jerry Richardson obviously had a grudge against Clemson. He wanted to play at williams-brice (they turned him down). We've signed MANY SC players, I recall signing 4-5 Clemson players in the 25 year history.

I'm pretty sure we had more Clemson players on our TC rosters in Tepper's years then in the whole history of the franchise. I 100% understood Clemson between 2000-2010 not having much signed talent, they weren't that great. Carolina teams with much worse records (as bad as 1-11) constantly had people on our TC squads at worst. 

If we draft Kinlaw, Brown, Simmons, Tua... I will be happy whoever it is.

I am making it clear here that the guys we produce here in Clemson are not worse then Carolina talent. Richardson clearly had a bias, this is the freaking guy that let Brenton Bersin be on an NFL roster for 2 and a half years. 

I don't find it coincidental we look for Clemson talent instead of SC talent the first full year Tepper is owner. 

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16 minutes ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

No, but we've drafted and signed multiple losers from Columbia. We wonder why we have 0 Super Bowls. 

Clemson is getting ready to have 2 starting QBs in the NFL in 2021, Carolina has zero lol.

No. Carolina is in Chapel Hill. USC is Southern Cal. Outside of the state of SC, you're going to get looked at like a crazy person if you use either of those terms to refer to the University of South Carolina.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

No. Carolina is in Chapel Hill. USC is Southern Cal. Outside of the state of SC, you're going to get looked at like a crazy person if you use either of those terms to refer to the University of South Carolina.

Lol, I know. I figured I'd stated enough who I was talking about beforehand.

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3 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

No. Carolina is in Chapel Hill. USC is Southern Cal. Outside of the state of SC, you're going to get looked at like a crazy person if you use either of those terms to refer to the University of South Carolina.

Yeah, I mean I know UofL isn't in the SEC, and we just joined the ACC and become familiar with Clemson and their South Carolina rivalry more intermittently. But I can tell you that no one around here hears "USC" and doesn't think Southern California in the red and yellow. 

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Yeah, I mean I know UofL isn't in the SEC, and we just joined the ACC and become familiar with Clemson and their South Carolina rivalry more intermittently. But I can tell you that no one around here hears "USC" and doesn't think Southern California in the red and yellow. 

Because people don't follow woman's basketball.

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9 minutes ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

I have rooted from gamecock Panthers and would root for Clemson players here. If Clowney and Watkins we're my choices in that draft, I'm taking Clowney 10/10 times.

Jerry Richardson obviously had a grudge against Clemson. He wanted to play at williams-brice (they turned him down). We've signed MANY SC players, I recall signing 4-5 Clemson players in the 25 year history.

I'm pretty sure we had more Clemson players on our TC rosters in Tepper's years then in the whole history of the franchise. I 100% understood Clemson between 2000-2010 not having much signed talent, they weren't that great. Carolina teams with much worse records (as bad as 1-11) constantly had people on our TC squads at worst. 

If we draft Kinlaw, Brown, Simmons, Tua... I will be happy whoever it is.

I am making it clear here that the guys we produce here in Clemson are not worse then Carolina talent. Richardson clearly had a bias, this is the freaking guy that let Brenton Bersin be on an NFL roster for 2 and a half years. 

I don't find it coincidental we look for Clemson talent instead of SC talent the first full year Tepper is owner. 

Hey I've even rooted for those, disgusting Kentucky Wildcat players, who become wonderful Carolina Panthers. 

Poor Kentucky, they had to make a rule this year saying you can't get in a fight before game time now and not get thrown out because of some time gate. There strategy for getting rid of opposing teams player prior to the game has gone completely out the window.

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28 minutes ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

No, but we've drafted and signed multiple losers from Columbia. We wonder why we have 0 Super Bowls. 

Clemson is getting ready to have 2 starting QBs in the NFL in 2021, Carolina has zero lol.

Nobody on the face of the earth except for the game chickens think of South Carolina when they hear “Carolina” 

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