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How can a loss when your team is 1-9 still hurt?

ryoung

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I don't know, but I do know that the game today did hurt. I really thought that we had a chance today. I even said so Monday (http://www.carolinahuddle.com/forum/carolina-panthers/50466-i-think-we-beat-cleveland.html)

We did not play great, but we played ok and we should have won that game. I knew Jake owed us at least a pick 6 and he delivered.

Kasey has been with us from day one, but he has caused me some pain over those years. I will never forget that last kickoff in the SB.

I know it is not his fault. I am just pissed! I know that we are still in the running for the #1 pick in the draft, but damn... it would be nice to have won this one.

I know this is rambling, but this was one of our best games of the season (except for our 1 win).

This was the game I hung my hat on... My God here comes 1-15 again.

Also, can we get Steve Smith the ball somehow more than 3 mother f'ing times per game.

I am sad.

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I just laughed after Kasay missed that kick.

It was just so frustrating.

We should've won, but we just weren't allowed to.

Phantom penalties by the refs, poor replay reviewing on that first LaFell catch, and then right off the upright, it's like no matter what we did we just weren't allowed to win.

I stared in shock

Was Frustrated.

And then I just made myself laugh, just because.

I'm still angry.

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I was extra angry because I'm in a huge money pool for pick 'em and the numbers are dwindling. Most people picked Cle over Car, I went with Pit over Buf (I have serious issues picking against us). That win would've really helped.*

*I would be mad even if it weren't for this

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I just laughed after Kasay missed that kick.

It was just so frustrating.

We should've won, but we just weren't allowed to.

Phantom penalties by the refs, poor replay reviewing on that first LaFell catch, and then right off the upright, it's like no matter what we did we just weren't allowed to win.

I stared in shock

Was Frustrated.

And then I just made myself laugh, just because.

I'm still angry.

I had a chuckle myself as I turned off the set before the broadcast finished, as soon as the kick missed (after I waited to see a Fox/Delhomme or Smith/Delhomme greeting on the field which I didn't see).

I think this one stung because we were actually in this game down to the wire, with a realistic chance to win. There haven't been many of these this year so it was a different experience. But, I can accept losing a hell of a lot better than I could a month or so ago.

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