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Duke’s Mayo’s annual college football series is expected to draw more than 70,000 people to Bank of America Stadium.
Led by quarterback Cam Newton, the Carolina Panthers had an electric season but came up short on becoming Super Bowl champions.
Charlotte restaurants are celebrating the Super Bowl by offering watch party experiences and delicious deals to enjoy the big game.
Uptown Charlotte will soon celebrate a unique college football tradition involving lots and lots of mayonnaise.
The energetic fanbase seeks to further unite and grow the Carolina Panthers community, no matter how far the distance.
The Tennessee Volunteers will battle the NC State Wolfpack in Uptown on Saturday, Sept. 7.
The City of Charlotte will move forward with an upgraded practice facility ahead of a vote on Bank of America Stadium’s proposed upgrades.
Plus, a Charlotte native gets picked early in the first round.
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