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Keysliaivn Johnson co-exist?
There’s no reason to think
they can’t. Both are supreme
ly confident in their abilities
and they understand who the
main man is when the
Panthers are looking to pass.
That would be Smith, who
came back finm a broken leg
to record the best season ever
by a Carolina wideout.
Keyshawn will be a quite
capable No. 2, soA of Maya NFC South loaded
Angling
for big
payday
Media
Plav to Smith’s Chuck D. Or
Bobby Byrd to James Brown
for you really old schoblers.'
Who’ll he the best rookie this
year?
Given DeShaun Foster’s
injury record, I’d have to say
DeAngeLo WilHamg Not that
Foster’s going to ^ hurt, but
he’s more effective when
someone else shares the
workload
ivitJi top-fi^ht''^iM'players.
Will Carolina’s defense be
able to contend'iDith thefn'f
The Panthers live by one
rule: Run the ball and stop
the run. Man-mountain
Meiake Kemoeatu (6-5, 350)
was brought in via
^ency to stuff the middle
and if Kris Jenkins returns
fiom two injury-plagued sea
sons, Carolina will be tor^h
As for the pass defense, Mike
Rucker, A1 Wallace and Julius
Peppers are superb up fixint
and comerbacks Chris
Gamble and Ken Lucas can
dominate in the secondary
Is there a soft spot that
hears watching?
Linebacker. Dan Morgan
has a history of knocking
hiolself out as, quickly as
opponents and two new
starters will join him.
Second-year pro Thomas
Davis needs to keep growing
into the position after switch
ing fix)m safety and Na’U
Diggs was brought in as a
free agent.
Who’d better show out?
Second-year running back
Eric Shelton • was put on
injured reserve (foot) last
year, and wasn’t tearing any
thing up during the presea
son. TOth Williams and
Foster first..mid second on the
depth chart, Shelton needs to
prove himself a valuable
short-yardage back to at least
get a whiff of playing time.
Best games on the home
schedule?
I’m feeling the Oct. 29 game
against Dallas. It’s the
halfway point in the season,
and Tbrrdl Owens is coming
to town. ItTl be a circus with
TO, in the house.
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fish, not between fishermen.”
He is particularly excited
about the next season, which
includes a couple of California
stops near home. Those sit^ -
Stockton and Lak^iort, Calif,
afford a familiarity that he
didn’t have this year.
‘T fed like with the schedule
we have for ‘07,1 think I can
get that second win, not that
I’m writing off the rest of this
year,” he said. “The Delta and
the Clear Lake, those are
dose to home. The last time I
led a toirmament for BASS
was at Clear Lake before
Amistad.”
Monroe also wants to
expand beyorid competitive
angling while building his
resume. At 32, he has no
immediate plans to cut back
on fishing, but he’s got some
ideas on how to spend his
time away fiom the water.
“There are guys over 60
years and they are still com
petitive,” Monroe said. “My
plan is by the time I’m 50
years old to be retired and
doing a show on ESPN.
ESPN OUTDOORS
Professional angler Ish
Monroe shows off a catch
during a tournament earlier
this year.
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year? Y-E-S. Did he get it? N-
O. And we won’t vote for a
player for all-conference sim
ply because he kicked a last-
second field goal that beat our
behind. So don’t tell us about
Announcoi What will you
do if they say no?
Reporter: We’re going to
boycott - all the good stuff.
We’re going to take out the
shovel and dig like a hungry
dog searching for a bone.
We’re goir^ to unearth aU
those ineligible players still
playirg, the grade tampering,
the affairs, and that’s just at
one school. By the time we’re
tlmou^ Hollywood will be
too embarrassed to make a
movie about the CIAA
Announcer Can you elabo
rate on that one school?
Reporter No, but you can
buy the book next year.
So what’s it going to be
CIAA? You know what we
want
Crowd: RrE-S-P-E-C-T!
Reporter And if we don’t get
it?
Crowd: Dig. Dig. DIG!
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