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| #1 Posted on 15.9.03 0825.26 | Ok, i have been a tampa fan as long as i can remember, i liked their very old colors, the orange and white colors, reminded me of my favorite college team, Oklahoma State Cowboys, anyways...what the hell happened in this game? So many missed field goals, and the exciting last second touchdown to win the game, but no, a missed PAT, panthers take it in overtime over the superbowl champs, wow just wow. what are your guys thoughts?
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| #2 Posted on 15.9.03 0852.56 | Instant Rating: 10.00 | Well, you do realize that Carolina NEVER loses in the summer months (before Sept. 21), so there wasn't a hell of a lot Tampa could do... 
That, and the Panthers did a heck of a job running the football (171 yards to Tampa's 60). That's pretty awesome ball control, considering the time of possession was pretty even, yet the Panthers only had 14 first downs to Tampa's 25.
The irony of it all is: they beat Tampa playing Tony Dungy football.
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Since: 7.1.02 From: Birmingham, AL
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| #3 Posted on 15.9.03 1048.00 | I saw most of this game. I think ESPN's Tom Jackson talked about how stopping the run between the tackles may be Tampa's only weakness, but after watching I think that you would have to think Tampa's special teams are a little suspect, too. The three blocked kicks, and the long punt return in OT, is what made the difference in this game.
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Since: 23.1.02 From: Phoenix, AZ
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| #4 Posted on 15.9.03 1106.09 | Eh, if he gets his blocks, there's no stopping Steve Smith on the punt return. He moves downfield very well.
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I'm so happy Carolina won!
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Since: 10.8.02 From: Queen's University, Canada
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| #5 Posted on 15.9.03 1914.07 | | I don't care how good you are, you're going to be hard pressed to win if you get nailed for eight personal fouls the way the Bucs did. | Big Bad
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| #6 Posted on 15.9.03 2306.27 | Instant Rating: 5.54 | This was the sloppiest game I've ever seen. Too many penalties on both sides just KILLED any good flow the teams had going. Both Gruden and Fox (despite the win) should be ashamed of their teams' discipline.
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| #7 Posted on 16.9.03 1055.36 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | The look on Gruden's face when the PAT was blocked was priceless. I only wish I could have heard the post game press conference.
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| #8 Posted on 16.9.03 1347.03 | Instant Rating: 4.64 | | When it comes to post game press conferences, no one can touch Herman Edwards. I love listening to that guy cut up his own team. |
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