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Another tough one Sunday. Gotta stay hungry


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Still no respect for us, only thing being talked about is the last play flag being picked up for PI.. fug them all, we are going to win our division

Maybe you need to stop looking for it.

 

Who couldn't see today's sports news being saturated with the so called Pat's game controversy. This is their way of diminishing the Panthers win because in the minds the Pats should NEVER lose to such an insignificant team as the Panthers. Even if there was no so called controversy, the news this morning wouldn't have been about the Panthers.And that is a fact!

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Maybe you need to stop looking for it.

 

Who couldn't see today's sports news being saturated with the so called Pat's game controversy. This is their way of diminishing the Panthers win because in the minds the Pats should NEVER lose to such an insignificant team as the Panthers. Even if there was no so called controversy, the news this morning wouldn't have been about the Panthers.And that is a fact!

 

If it makes you feel better to have this victim mentality, then fine.  But there are TONS of sportswriters hopping on the Panthers Bandwagon.  This article http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000284424/article/cam-newton-leads-panthers-to-win-in-game-of-the-year was written practically right after the game finished.

 

Of course they're going to cover a controversial, game-ending call extensively, but many of them are noting that the Panthers deserved to win this game anyways.

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