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who are the bobcats?

Everybody likes to play dumb when it comes to recognize the bobcats.....the word is out on them, they got national writers and media talking, this team is on the rise. Bump this thread in a few months and come talk to me......

Seriously, this team is looking more consistant, and playing with some swag and attitude(ever since s. jackson showed up). the games are actually pretty fun, and they have one of the best home court records in the NBA(14-4). i will be the first one to admit, when the hornets left, it put a bad taste in my mouth, and I have had nothing to do with pro b-ball in about 8 years, but these guys are slowly pulling me back in......(which if they have a good run this year, could get me by, closer to the 2010 nfl season!)

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Hey, they are definently getting better. Playoffs are almost a sure thing this year in the incredibly weak East, barring a huge collapse. In the next few years as the Celtics fade away and Cleveland loses Lebron to the Knicks and ruin his career, Charlotte could be a real contender.

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I realize that Matt Moore is on the way up and he had a solid final 3 games to finish up the season, but let me ask you this question.

Would you really put it past John Fox to trot Jake Delhomme out as the starter for the first 6 games of the season letting him stay in the lineup just long enough to ruin the start of the Panthers' season guaranteeing them another lost year?

I wouldn't put it past him.

Hope we all don't forget this. This is what scares me about Fox still being here.

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