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Cleveland defeats Clayton, 3-1, to extend winning streak to 14

Cleveland clinched a share of the conference title and its 14th straight win Thursday night by taking down cross town Rival Clayton 3-1. …read more Source::…

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Panthers say Reid’s return won’t be distraction vs. Giants

Wide receiver Torrey Smith chuckled at the notion that Eric Reid’s return to the NFL this week might be a distraction for the Carolina Panthers on…

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Josh Norman says Earl Thomas’ frustration with Seahawks understandable

When Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas was carted off the field last week with a leg injury, he left those watching with an image that will…

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Hip-hop ‘teammate’ brings new sound to Canes celebrations

The Carolina Hurricanes are using Petey Pablo’s ‘Raise Up’ as the song that will celebrate each goal in the 2018-19 season. …read more Source:: WRAL

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Nobody stopped Saquon Barkley in college, and his linemen knew why. Can Panthers do it?

In 2015, when this season’s No. 2 overall NFL draft pick Saquon Barkley was a freshman running back at Penn State, the team’s offensive linemen knew…

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Panthers’ Greg Olsen unplugged on injury: Return next week ‘not out of the question’

Another day, another positive step for Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen, who practiced Thursday in a limited fashion for the first time since re-fracturing his…

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Hurricanes GameDay notebook: Fresh Face edtion

The Hurricanes open up the 2018-19 season against the New York Islanders tonight. Brand new head coach Rod Brind’Amour leads a roster with more a more…

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Myers Park football is 6-0. A big reason? Seven former NFL players with kids on the team

Myers Park High’s Scott Chadwick has been a head football coach at five different schools. He says he’s been lucky enough to work with current and…

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