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This shade on the field is awful

Fiz

By Fiz,
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Wonder how much it costs to run those stadium lights for half a game?

Several grand?

At least. However, I doubt that was the issue since the lights themselves weren't in the shade. Turning the lights on any earlier would not have made a bit of difference. Fox definitely had issues during the game, but there wasn't much they could do about the lighting situation. That is just the pitfall of playing during this time of the year when the sun is low.

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I can't help that the atmosphere and the policies are a joke. I've been to plenty of other stadiums as well and the panthers are not even comparable to them. If you were honest with yourself you would admit it. Either you are too embarrassed to admit that we have the worst atmosphere in the nfl or you are JRs secretary and are forbidden from saying anything negative no matter how true it is. Kind of like darin gantt

Truth be known Gayman was right,you have never been out of your parents basement to watch a football game. Now go sit in a corner and shut your piehole.:ciappa:

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