While the New Year brought with it the end of the Carolina Panthers season, it also brought about the end of something bigger.
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With the Carolina Panthers, 2016 was about one unit in particular. That unit was the offensive line. The line just could not protect Cam Newton.
The North Carolina Tar Heels will be in for a rebuilding year in football while the basketball team tries to finish the job that last year’s team started.
For the Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels, the old year ended with losses in their respective conference openers in basketball.
2016 ends. 2017 Begins. So what will the next year look like in the world of sports round the state? Let’s take a glance around and see what could be.
The year 2016 is coming to an end. The college football year is essentially done now that all the bowl games involving the area schools has passed.
I cannot let one story slip through again before the end of the year. That story has to do with the Carolina Hurricanes and one of their players.
No, the Charlotte Hornets did not beat the Brooklyn Nets. By all rights they should have, but the Nets game and the Bulls game had some positive signs
By all rights, the North Carolina Tar Heels should be focused on two things. There is the upcoming football game against Stanford.
The Carolina Panthers sat Luke Kuechly during their loss to the Atlanta Falcons. It was a precautionary measure as Kuechly had passed protocol.
The season will end for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons tomorrow when they play in the Military Bowl against Temple. Wake is 6-6 on the season.
The Carolina Panthers lost to the Falcons and lost what precious little chance they had to make the playoffs. Could they be about to part with their coach?
The Carolina Panthers are still alive for the playoffs. The barely alive, having DNR discussions kind of alive. But alive nonetheless.
The Duke Blue Devils have a controversy brewing on their hands. Last night they beat Elon in the Greensboro Colosseum. Yet it was something in the 1st half.
The Appalachian State Mountaineers might have won the Camelia Bowl last Saturday, but they were not the real winners of the game.
The Carolina Panthers won the game. They even played well. Yet the big story coming out of the game is not that the Panthers have hung on.
For the longest time, Wake Forest Demon Deacons alum and star Tim Duncan was a staple of the NBA. He wasn’t flashy but he simply got the job done
Bowl season has come and gone for some teams already, but the North Carolina Tar Heels are ramping up for their upcoming Sun Bowl appearance.
The Carolina Panthers will have a halfway decent draft position unless Riverboat Ron defies the odds and the team sneaks into the NFC South crown.
The story of the Wake Forest Demon Deacons and their adventures with their radio guy is not going to end quietly. Three schools are now in the crossfires