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Previewing Bucs and Panthers

Joe Soriano — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 13:14:08 +0000

This Christmas Eve preview between the Carolina Panthers and their hated rivals in Tampa has a different twist. Josh Hill and I teamed up, and we each asked eachother questions about this game. Hill is the assistant editor at the Bucs’ FanSided site The Pewter Plank, and his proficiency is also demonstrated on the Chicago Bulls NBA FanSided site Pippen Ain’t Easy (he is the senior editor over there). It was an honor teaming up with Hill for this special rivalry preview, and he asked me eight questions. You can view my answers on TPP here , and I followed up by asking him just four, very lengthy questions solely about today’s game. Hill, of course, took it a step further with his octet and asked me specific questions. I really hope you guys take a look at it, because it is very in-depth and has a lot more Cam Newton related discussion. Without further adieu, on to the questions answered by Josh!

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The Tables Have Turned

John White — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:51:26 +0000

While I’ve been dealing with one hellacious case of a seasonal bug that’s apparently out there running around, I received a request for a Q & A. Normally, it’s me out there asking some agent, in fact, begging, for an interview. This time the tables are turned as our friends over at House of Georges asked me to answer a few questions about the matchup our Carolina Panthers face this weekend with Kansas City.

I obliged. An excerpt is included after the break. You can read the entire exchange here.

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Exclusive Interview with Jon Beason

John White — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 23:43:36 +0000

I recently had the opportunity to interview Carolina Panthers star second-year linebacker Jon Beason. Jon was rather candid with us, providing some very interesting answers.

I want to thank Jon for taking time out for this interview.

Cat Crave: What kind of treatment did you receive from your teammates as a rookie?

Jon: When you come in as a rookie you have to earn your respect and the way that I performed off the bat the vets really respected it. It made my transition a whole lot easier. (more…)