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Editors at National Review Online assess the first year of Donald Trump’s second term as president. Within hours of being sworn in, he had already signed a blizzard of executive…
The Panthers game at New Orleans a week from Sunday, December 6th has been moved from a 1:00pm start time to a 4:25pm start. Plan your TV viewing accordingly. Bonus…
Fivethirtyeight.com has an interesting breakdown of regular season NFL broadcast patterns from 2009 through 2014. The Carolina Panthers rank 24th in how often they made it on TV in the…
The staggering finding by Kenneth L. Wainstein’s investigation into UNC-Chapel Hill’s “shadow curriculum” for athletes — discussed in some detail by Jane Shaw at the Pope Center — was that…
It seems that there are things we watch live and things we watch when we want to. From the AP via the UPoR: Meanwhile, Nielsen said NBC narrowly beat CBS…
Not sure which is more bizarre: • The Panthers’ decision to draft running back Tyler Gaffney in the sixth round this year, given that the Panthers already had DeAngelo Williams,…
The Carolina Panthers are 5-3 heading into this week’s game at San Francisco. The winning record so far this year comes despite: • A Carolina running back rushing for 100…
Subject to his passing a physical, which could be an issue, for a late-round draft pick. This really shouldn’t come as a surprise. Jon Beason, once perhaps the best linebacker…
Those of you who follow the coverage of taxpayer-provided goodies for Charlotte’s NFL franchise will draw no comfort from Gregg Easterbrook’s six-page story from the latest issue of The Atlantic.…
The city of St. Louis is trying to retain the Rams NFL franchise. Recall that St. Louis attracted the Rams from Los Angeles in 1995 by building them a stadium…
With respect being measured by how many nationally televised TV games they will have next season. The answer is two, a Thursday night game on the NFL Network against the…
News is slow today. A trusty source informs me the Giants won. Other than that, the headlines reflect the obvious. For example, consider “Dropout rates fall in Asheville Buncombe schools.”…