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Cam Newton Drive.........Right in the middle of Fulton Georgia


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http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/residents-oppose-honoring-cam-1479373.html]

Several longtime residents of south Fulton's Scarborough Road are irked that the county wants to change their street name in honor of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who has family living there. At a public hearing last week, neighbors said it would cost them money to change their personal records, and that Newton, age 23, is too young to have a thoroughfare named for him. One woman invoked Newton's theft arrest and allegations that his father solicited money from a university recruiting his son.

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Too early, too controversial, huge pain in the ass for everyone living on it. As convinced I am that Cam will be a Hall of Famer, you gotta wait for longer than 1 year in the NFL. Yea he beat the odds, but it wasn't as remarkable a story as say Michael Oher, couldn't really make a movie about it.

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I am fully confident that all of the Vick/Falcon bandwagoners will become Cam Newton/Panther fans until he is in Canton 20 years from now.

Then they'll go back to doin the dirty birdy.

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