So first off, lets start with our FaceBook page. You can find it here. Lately, it has been a relay of the articles posted here on the site. I’m working to get it connected to the twitters of our staffers, so we get a more community feel to it.

Our twitter is another way we get our information out to the public. You can follow us @CatCraveBlog. Again, it’s been a relay lately, but I’m working for quick updates that we can all use.

My twitter was dead for a few weeks, but now that school is out I’m updating frequently. I not only focus on the Panthers, but I tend to update on the Red Sox and the Knicks. You can follow me @CatCraveSlate. This is my personal and work twitter, so you can always contact me there.

Mr. Eric Quackenbush always posts his at the end of his articles, but here it is. You can follow him @PSU_EQ. He’s got an avid follower base, and tries to respond to all of those that tweet him.

Brandon Becker also has a twitter, which can be found @becker4prez. His feed is the epitome of a die hard sports fan, and he mentions everything he deems necessary.

Our newest writer Joe Soriano also writes for Fansided’s Call to the Pen. When he’s not elbow deep into an article for either site, he’s playing around on Twitter, or as recently as today, blowing up my mentions. He’s an exceptional talent for a young guy and you can follow him @SorianoJoe

I’m not sure that it’s been made official yet — I suppose that until Lloyd actually signs his name on the line (and after working out for the team per his agent), it’s “not official,” but the official word from a couple of sources, is that placekicker Rhys Lloyd is on a plane for Charlotte, to sign with the Panthers.

On Sunday’s loss to the Giants, undrafted rookie free agent Todd Carter was unable to participate due to back spasms, thereby necessitating the need for a replacement — and much better — kickoff specialist. Since Lloyd was waived by the Minnesota Vikings, it only seems logical that Carolina re-signs him.

In the end, it saved the Panthers money to let Lloyd go, and the team will most likely sign him for a lot less than they would have had to pay him had they not released him.

You may view Lloyd’s boarding pass, which I submit as my only form of “solid” evidence.

The Charlotte Observer’s Darin Gantt, @daringantt, and Steve Reed, @carolinagrowl of the Gaston Gazette, both announced via Twitter, the same news.

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