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Scott Fowler fires back!

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In a recent article focusing on the history of Notre Dame QBs, he made some interesting comments towards us, the readers:

A couple of other notes: It's interesting to me the heavy pro- and anti-Clausen sentiment out there. Simply writing about him brings out the Clausen haters in force (check the comments below the story). I'm neither a hater or lover of Clausen -- I just felt we owed our readers a thorough look at the first quarterback the Panthers have used a top-3 draft choice on since Kerry Collins in 1995.

As for the occasional commenters who have complained we don't write enough about Matt Moore, I will point this out again -- Moore was the main story (with a big picture) the first day of camp, and we have thoroughly covered his rise to the No.1 spot (which I believe he will hold all year unless injured) with long stories like this one.

And, if you've forgotten, I will lastly point out that I was one of the first people to call for Delhomme's benching in 2009, when the Panthers started 0-3 and I wrote a much-discussed column about why Carolina should turn to Moore. (It took John Fox eight more games to do so, however, and even then only because of Jake's finger injury). So this Clausen story isn't about trying to stir up an anti-Moore force. Moore is the best QB the Panthers have right now.l

http://scottfowlerobs.blogspot.com/2010/08/notre-dame-qbs-hit-and-miss.html

Way to piss Fowler off :D

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I thought the same thing. He should say everything he wants to say in his articles, not in comments directed at his readers.

Exactly. This is one of the reasons that sports articles and blogs for local newspapers should just have comments disabled, they do more harm than good.

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Fowler is such a little girl. He always hides behind a wall, saying that he doesn't love or hate anything: "I'm not a fan of the Panthers, but I don't hate them." "I don't love or hate Clausen." Blah blah blah. Grow a sack and have a freakin opinion.

Yeah...look at what that did for Darin Gantt. He used to be the most popular Panthers beat writer out there, and it wasn't even a close race.

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Yeah...look at what that did for Darin Gantt. He used to be the most popular Panthers beat writer out there, and it wasn't even a close race.

I still think he's far and away the best. I don't care what his opinion is as long as he still reports the facts to the best of his ability. And I think he does that.

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