Carolina Panthers News

SEATTLE, Wash. , Performing well on the gridiron is not the only path to the National Football League for T&D; Region athletes.

The WPIAL baseball committee will meet Friday to put the playoff pairings together with the softball committee meeting three days later.

Ryan Laymon struck out seven in a three-hitter as the Panthers routed Cherry-Valley Springfield, 14-1, in a meeting of T-V unbeatens.

The Ravens released OLB Peter Boulware on Wednesday. Boulware notched 671 2 sacks in eight seasons with Baltimore.

Carolina Panthers all-pro linebacker Mark Fields will miss the 2005 season after learning he has been diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease a second time, his agent said.

Even though his Hodgkin's disease was in remission and the linebacker had emerged from his treatments to post a Pro Bowl season for the Carolina Panthers last year, Fields knew his cancer could come back at any ...

Timmy Bowers scored 24 points to lift the Gulf Coast Bandits to their third straight victory Tuesday, a 108-99 win over the Arkansas ArchAngels.

Panthers linebacker Mark Fields will miss the 2005 season after a recurrence of Hodgkin's disease, his agent said Thursday.

Former Panthers player Nathan Black said Wednesday that he received treatment, but no banned substances, from the West Columbia, S.C., physician at the center of a federal steroids investigation.

The first Airtran flight into the gate was given a traditional water cannon salute.

Here are the results from last week's question: Which No. 1 overall selection will be the better long-term Fantasy quarterback: Alex Smith or Eli Manning? 1. Eli Manning 2. Alex Smith The first round of ...

Laughing at his awkward fist bump with top pick Demarcus Ware and smiling during a tricky game he played with punt returners, coach Bill Parcells had a good time Friday at the start of the Dallas Cowboys' ...

Jamie Hampton enhanced his growing reputation as a top-notch escape artist last Wednesday.

The direct beneficiary of the breakup of the Tennessee Titans was the Baltimore Ravens.

An early 7-0 deficit was too much to overcome for the Illinois State baseball team as the Redbirds fell to Missouri Valley Conference foe Northern Iowa 7-1 on Sunday.

Sure, it was only three days and a total of five practices. But it was still football on a real field, and after a rather tumultuous offseason for his Carolina Panthers, Coach John Fox found the minicamp that ...

This must be an extremely busy time for NFL players. Their workouts, their entertainment ventures, their trips to Thailand to personally supervise tsumani relief, and their never-ending commitments to judging ...

CHARLOTTE - Mike Wahle isn't exactly sure how he ended up at the United States Naval Academy.

Maurice Clarett and the Denver Broncos seem intent on making the most of a second chance.

The debate about where to play Thomas Davis, their first-round draft pick, is just beginning for the Carolina Panthers.

As the rest of the Carolina Panthers walked onto the field for the start off a three-day minicamp, offensive lineman Bruce Nelson hobbled out on crutches.

Jason White, the former Oklahoma quarterback, hasn't signed a contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Mick Mixon, the color analyst for the North Carolina Tar Heel Radio Network for the last 16 years, will be the new radio play-by-play announcer for the Carolina Panthers, the NFL team said.

ATUR - Burnout is a popular buzzword when a coach is ready to let someone else deal with all the hassles.

Three of the first five players selected in the 2005 NFL draft were running backs.

Three local football players are one step closer to making their NFL dreams come true.

HOUGHTON, Mich. Offensive lineman Joe Berger is the first Michigan Tech player to be drafted since the New York Giants took quarterback Dave Walter in 1987.

When Stefan LeFors' name was called in yesterday's NFL draft, his family couldn't hear it.

Missouri defensive tackle Atiyyah Ellison sees plenty of veterans he's excited to learn from on the Carolina Panthers' defense.

Eric Shelton was the first Louisville player selected Saturday in the NFL Draft, going to the Carolina Panthers in the second round.

Life is uncertain. The NFL Draft isn't. Maybe that's the attraction. Fans spend all week wondering if the phone will ring or not, if the kids will get home before dark or not, if the Harley loan will go through ...

In an effort to avoid being boring, I'm just going to write about whatever comes to mind and act like this is any other column for me.