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Bobcats Vs Hornets, Who Wins!? Does Anyone Still Cheer Hornets?


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wtf are you talking about? The bobcats do a raceweek jersey every year (except for this year) honoring NASCAR and the influence it has in the city.

Nascar's ratings aren't as popular as they once were, but neither is the NBA.

I'd comment on some of your other points in the thread but they don't make much sense.

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KT, you didn't even know who Cam Newton was until I pointed him out to him and this entire board in October of 2010; so don't go all out trying to prove your fan hood.

Also, if you think college basketball is losing popularity you are insane.

By the way the NBA came in 5th behind Formula 1 racing, the MLB, EPL, and the NFL in the most profitable sports league rankings.

The NBA is also still behind the NFL and MLB in popularity in the US.

Try to weasel your way out of this one.

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wtf are you talking about? The bobcats do a raceweek jersey every year (except for this year) honoring NASCAR and the influence it has in the city.

The raceweek idea and outreach was implemented by Bob by the way. MJ no longer does that or the MLK game we had every year under that regime. Bob awarded racer Jimmie Johnson several times over his tenure for his contributions to the community and his NASCAR cup titles. A real Bobcat fan would've already known that though.

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The raceweek idea and outreach was implemented by Bob by the way. MJ no longer does that or the MLK game we had every year under that regime. Bob awarded racer Jimmie Johnson several times over his tenure for his contributions to the community and his NASCAR cup titles. A real Bobcat fan would've already known that though.

Actually a real Bobcats fan would know that we don't have anything to do with the scheduling so a game on MLK day is up to the NBA.

A real Bobcat fan would also know that there WAS a NASCAR night this year on February 10th sponsored by Coke.

You're pathetic.

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wtf are you talking about? The bobcats do a raceweek jersey every year (except for this year) honoring NASCAR and the influence it has in the city.

Nascar's ratings aren't as popular as they once were, but neither is the NBA.

I'd comment on some of your other points in the thread but they don't make much sense.

We did NASCAR night this year, they decided not to dedicate a whole week to it this year, nonetheless they did acknowledge it this year.

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Actually a real Bobcats fan would know that we don't have anything to do with the scheduling so a game on MLK day is up to the NBA.

And our Founder Bob made sure we played on MLK every year. You know nothing about the Bobs son.

A real Bobcat fan would also know that there WAS a NASCAR night this year on February 10th sponsored by Coke.

You're pathetic.

Did they wear our race jerseys? Of course not, MJ no longer does that, and as I stated, Bob came up with that.

In Hornetsfan8789's world, only white people create things.

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Also the Bobcats don't do NASCAR week, they do NASCAR night.

In 2010 guys like Brad Keselowski, Kelly Petty, Denny Hamlin, Michael Waltrip, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., and Kelly Bires were all at the arena taking part in basketball challenges during halftime (except for Petty who didn't want to play and Hamlin who as injured). We played the Magic.

In 2011 David Ragan was at NASCAR night when we took on the Pacers

In 2012 (this year) we played the Bulls Denny Hamlin was at the game.

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And our Founder Bob made sure we played on MLK every year. You know nothing about the Bobs son.

Did they wear our race jerseys? Of course not, MJ no longer does that, and as I stated, Bob came up with that.

In Hornetsfan8789's world, only white people create things.

And our Founder Bob made sure we played on MLK every year. You know nothing about the Bobs son.

Did they wear our race jerseys? Of course not, MJ no longer does that, and as I stated, Bob came up with that.

In Hornetsfan8789's world, only white people create things.

We didn't wear the race jersey's we wore NASCAR patches this year, they were worn in 2011 and in 2010.

Keep trying buddy.

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And our Founder Bob made sure we played on MLK every year. You know nothing about the Bobs son.

Did they wear our race jerseys? Of course not, MJ no longer does that, and as I stated, Bob came up with that.

In Hornetsfan8789's world, only white people create things.

And actually, I was wrong. We did play on MLK day this year. We played the Cavs.

Also Bob had nothing to do with us playing on MLK day. Quit making stuff up.

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KT, you didn't even know who Cam Newton was until I pointed him out to him and this entire board in October of 2010; so don't go all out trying to prove your fan hood.

But, but I knew about him in 06/07....

As far as fanhood is concerned, I don't know why anyone is being questioned for suggesting a name change back to the Hornets. I personally think it's a hell of a lot better name than the Bobcats but won't be upset if we don't get it back. No, a name change won't put a better product on the court but it sure will bring more excitement. How long would it last, I am not sure. Ultimately a better product is what's going to bring excitement but as many level headed Bobcats fans know we are in rebuild mode. We have to take a step back to take two forward. I think in the meantime while the casual and impatient fans who could care less about the rebuilding could get excited by a name change to the Hornets.

Do I expect it to happen? No. Would I be upset if it didn't happen? No. But I will say I think it'd be a good thing for the city, especially for those who don't have much interest in our team/NBA now. I still support our team regardless of the name. It's tough to watch and sometimes I'm critical of the moves we make but you have to be patient and hope everything pans out.

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But, but I knew about him in 06/07....

As far as fanhood is concerned, I don't know why anyone is being questioned for suggesting a name change back to the Hornets. I personally think it's a hell of a lot better name than the Bobcats but won't be upset if we don't get it back. No, a name change won't put a better product on the court but it sure will bring more excitement. How long would it last, I am not sure. Ultimately a better product is what's going to bring excitement but as many level headed Bobcats fans know we are in rebuild mode. We have to take a step back to take two forward. I think in the meantime while the casual and impatient fans who could care less about the rebuilding could get excited by a name change to the Hornets.

Do I expect it to happen? No. Would I be upset if it didn't happen? No. But I will say I think it'd be a good thing for the city, especially for those who don't have much interest in our team/NBA now. I still support our team regardless of the name. It's tough to watch and sometimes I'm critical of the moves we make but you have to be patient and hope everything pans out.

When you are a fan of Auburn it kind of matters, come back and try again.

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When you are a fan of Auburn it kind of matters, come back and try again.

I'm a UF fan and knew about him when we were recruiting him. Probably would have known about him regardless because I follow CFB recruiting and CFB is my favorite sport to watch. Not sure what point you are trying to make.

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I'm a UF fan and knew about him when we were recruiting him. Probably would have known about him regardless because I follow CFB recruiting and CFB is my favorite sport to watch. Not sure what point you are trying to make.

Cam wasn't even used by you guys. You used him less than you did The Golden Calf of Bristol when you were using the two quarterback system with The Golden Calf of Bristol and Leak. The only time Cam saw the field was in a game that UF was blowing out there opponent (can't remember who it was).

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