Submit a Story!
Get the BallHype iPhone App
Votes
topics:

vote down flag
panthersgab.com - 12/22/2007
Panthers, Cowboys Clash Saturday Night
—
The Panthers will welcome the Dallas Cowboys to Bank of America Stadium Saturday night. The Panthers need a win to keep any playoff hopes alive. The 6-and-8 Panthers would need to win their final two games and get some help to reach the postseason. The Cowboys have already clinched the NFC East and a first-round bye in the playoffs. Dallas is looking to clinch home-field advantage ...
Comments
Related: bank of america stadium
A Costly Win: Cowboys Knock Off Panthers, 20-13 — Bleacher Report
Coming off an embarrassing showing a week ago against the Eagles at home, Dallas needed a win against Carolina to get their confidence back and stay ahead of the Green Bay Packers in the race for home field in the NFC playoffs. They got the win, 20-13, Saturday night at Bank of America Stadium, with the victory boosting Dallas to a franchise best 13-2 record, and leaving them either one ...
A Costly Win — Bleacher Report
Coming off an embarrassing showing a week ago against the Eagles at home, Dallas needed a win against Carolina to get their confidence back and stay ahead of the Green Bay Packers in the race for home-field in the NFC playoffs. They got the win 20-13 Saturday night at Bank of America Stadium, with the victory boosting Dallas to a franchise best 13-2 record and leaving them either one ...
T.O. leaves on crutches — ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog
Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens left Bank of America Stadium on crutches and wearing a walking boot on his injured left ankle. At least 40 reporters and cameramen surrounded T.O. as he addressed the injury, which owner Jerry Jones is calling a high ankle sprain. "I've been through this before," T.O. said. "God is good. It could've been worse. I have the bye week, and I have all the ...
Cowboys vs. Panthers gameday open thread 12/22/07 — Blogging The Boys
Gameday Box and TV/Radio Notes Dallas Cowboys @ Carolina Panthers Saturday, Dec. 22nd, 2007 8:15 PM EST, TV: NFL Network Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, NC Internet radio, here. This is an open thread for real-time game chat. My prediction: Dallas 27 – Carolina 13. Weather Forecast Cloudy 48 degrees Wind NE 9 MPH
Greetings from Bank of America Stadium — ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog
Greetings from downtown Charlotte, where we're less than an hour away from kickoff between the Panthers and Cowboys. Since about 60 percent of you can't watch this game, I'll check in every now and then with updates. Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo took the field about an hour ago, and his bruised right thumb didn't appear to hamper any of his throws. It appears the paraffin wax treatments ...
Week 16 Preview: Dallas at Carolina — NFL Gridiron Gab
The Dallas Cowboys will look to get back on track this week when they take on the Carolina Panthers on Saturday night at Bank of America Stadium. The Cowboys lost to the Eagles in shocking fashion last week 10-6, as Tony Romo had an awful game, complete with a couple of picks (3) and overthrowing his wide outs all afternoon in going 13-for-36. This week things should come a bit easier, ...
Bowl-O-Rama: The Meineke Car Care Bowl — The Sports Oasis
If you're lucky, admission will include a free lube and rotation! Teams: Connecticut & Wake Forest Location: Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC Miles Traveled By Each Team: UConn(786), Wake Forest(80) Related Cereal: Shredded Wheat( It keeps you running regular, just like oil changes and tune-ups ). Breakdown: UConn heads into this game with the #45 ranked rushing offense(165yds/gm, ...
2007 Meineke Car Care Bowl Broadcast Information — Eye On Sports Media
Athens, GA (Dec 18, 2007) - The following is the broadcast information for the 2007 Meineke Car Care Bowl : 2007 Meineke Car Care Bowl Teams: #25 Connecticut (9-3, 5-2 Big East) vs. Wake Forest (8-4, 5-3 ACC) Date: December 29, 2007 Time: 1:00 p.m. EST/10:00 a.m. EST Location: Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte NC (73,504 , Bermuda Grass) Television Network: ESPN / ESPN360.com / ESPN ...
Panthers Shock Seahawks 13-10 — Seahawks Gab
DeAngelo Williams rushed for 61 yards and a touchdown as the Panthers stunned the Seahawks 13-10 at Bank of America Stadium. Matt Moore was 19-of-27 for 208 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions for Carolina, which moved to 6-and-8 on the season. John Kasay booted a pair of field goals, including a 53-yarder in the victory. Matt Hasselbeck tossed for 274 yards and a score for ...
Carolina Upsets Seahawks 13-10 at Bank of America Stadium — Panthers Gab
The Panthers upset NFC West champion Seattle 13-10 Sunday. The game was scoreless entering the fourth quarter, but the Panthers got two field goals and a 35-yard touchdown run from DeAngelo Williams and held on for the win. Rookie Matt Moore became the Panthers fourth starting quarterback of the season and threw for 208 yards with no interceptions. Carolina won for only the second time ...
Panthers 13, Seahawks 10: The Wind Cries Matt — FanHouse
In the end, it wasn't really about Matt Moore winning his first start, or Seattle experiencing a letdown after winning the NFC West last week. The wind blew all that away, and the Carolina defense jumped into that wind and rode it to victory. They had to. That strong breeze in Bank of America Stadium took away everyone's passing game and forced both sides to win it on the ground. ...
Game Day Open Thread - Week 15: Seattle at Carolina — Field Gulls
at December 16, 10:00am Pacific Bank Of America Stadium FOX It's a rematch of the 2005-06 NFC Championship game, drama quotient much lessened. Not sure who's starting at QB for the Panthers -- either relative newbie Matt Moore, or Wilford Brimley. Commentary here and at our Panthers blog, Cat Scratch Reader , which incidentally is my favorite blog title in ...
NFL games on TV — Boston.com -- Football news
DALLAS (12-2) AT CAROLINA (6-8) When, where: Tomorrow, 8:15 p.m., at Bank of America Stadium. TV: NFL Network. Last meeting: Cowboys won, 35-14, Oct. 29, 2006. Of note: Cowboys have won six of seven regular-season meetings, but the Panthers have won ...