BOA was rocking tonight

[KendrickPanther]

I could rarely hear Hockuli even talk.

[CatMan72]

Hated to miss it (was flying home from Puerto Rico) but just watched a replay and you could hear Panther nation loud and clear.

[Chimera]

I woke up around 2:30 this morning and I felt like my throat was being ripped out. No voice at all today. I can vaguely make out sounds of air passing over my vocal chords, but.... nothing.

[PandaPancake]

I woke up around 2:30 this morning and I felt like my throat was being ripped out. No voice at all today. I can vaguely make out sounds of air passing over my vocal chords, but.... nothing.

Sorry, we're gonna have to put you down. It's for the best

[!stUp]

Coming out of the stadium was great! The fog was just what the doctor ordered, hanging around  BoA with our huge Panther statutes guarding the place...awesome!

 

1. Throat sore-check

2. No voice-check

3. House defended-check

[Panthers Fanatic]

I saw a grand total of 3 Cardinals fans the whole night, and that includes the walk to and from the stadium. The atmosphere reminded me of the 2003 Dallas playoff game where everybody was screaming and hyped up for 4 quarters! Great night to be a Panthers fan!

[Gucci Mane]

i have no idea how im still alive but i cant talk and i feel like i played in the game myself. yesterday was AWESOME.

[Navy_football]

The fans represented last night. It was VERY LOUD on tv. Home field advantage in BoA!!??

[RoaringRiot]

Thank God it's Sunday.

[the butch]

It was awesome!

[Icege]

Voice is gone. I physically ache from all of the seat slamming, towel spinning, jumping, and hollering.

SO GOOD

We got on TV once. Camera guy came up between our sections at some point and we went ham.

There was a hilarious fan a couple of rows back that I would put money on being a Huddler. During the TD to Tolbert they stopped on the landing and we went nuts together.

[Mark Bajorski]

Last night was indeed awesome. Ive gone to every game in the last two seasons and this ranks up there with the Saints game last year (when the tsunami came thru). Like others have said, i too have no voice and ache, but was proud of the fans and our city/team.

[Jimmy]

Glad I picked this game to go to!  There was an older couple right behind me probably in their 70s who couldn't stand....so I sat most of the game and screamed my lungs out and swung my little towel.  The older man and his wife both leaned forward at one point and both hugged my neck and said "thank you".  It wasn't bad since I was sitting row 1 in 234, no obstructions to my view.  The lower bowl never sat the entire game, that place was rocking.  The coolest affect of the night was when the fog and mist got pretty heavy, we were up 27-14, the crowd was loud and then the Bojangles banner ad filled the stadium in it's ominous yellow glow and then by coincidence or not, the music hit....holy poo I almost fainted it was so awesome.

[!stUp]

The "fitting" end to my night was getting home , turning on the tv and watching the Steelers get beat...hehehehe.