B of A Stadium is the toughest place to play in the NFC South

[panthers55]

"Wine and cheese crowd". I have been using that characterization of a significant part of our fan base since I've been particpating on these boards. It is quite accurate. But what an indictment to have that put out there by a source like this!

Up in the cheap seats we can only get wine coolers and cheese whiz on our nachos.

Sad but true.

So we settle for beer and peanuts.

[CLTPanther]

mmmm beer

[SOJA]

This may be attributed to the fact that the opposing offense possesses the ball so much they have a greater statistical chance of jumping offsides more....................er I mean they are really scared of Brayton and Brown

[SCP]

It's because we have played (and lost to) crappy teams at home this year.

Tampa

Chicago

Cincy

49ers

[Doyle]

Ive been to Atlanta a couple of times. It wasn't that loud I guess. But I just find ours being the loudest hard to believe. I'm sure Tampa isn't that loud. Aww screw it, the whole division sucks.

[SCP]

BofA has potential. That 2005 Patriots game is still one of the loudest I have ever been to at any stadium.

[Clicheking]

I think it has less to do with crowd noise and more of the threat that is E. Brown that scares offenses so much

[Chaos]

If we actually had a home night game, you could say the light show atop the new Duke Energy building could be somewhat distracting.

[SCP]

I think it has less to do with crowd noise and more of the threat that is E. Brown that scares offenses so much

Damn, I forgot he still plays for us. Thanks for reminding me.

[The Saltman]

Damn, I forgot he still plays for us. Thanks for reminding me.

I heard he tried out for dancing with the stars and will be on next year.

[SCP]

Those female dancers on that show are too tall for E. Brown.

[The Saltman]

but his spin move will bedazzle the judges.

[Wither]

Someone in response to this blog entry noted that opponents time of posession advantage means there are going to be more false starts simply because the visiting offense is on the field more at B of A stadium then at other stadiums in the NFC South, LOL

Wow, never thought of that.

Well, the Panthers sure are having a tough time playing there.

Cold... just cold...

I read the Superdome was the toughest place to swim in 2005.

Burned.

[cjjr72984]

The Superdome is arguably the loudest stadium in the ENTIRE NFL, let alone the NFC South. Pat Y is smoking that good these days.

Listen to how loud that stadium got for the Steelers game.