Carolina Panthers

The Carolina Panthers lost out on one potential quarterback they’ve shown interest in and are in heavy competition for another. We also take a look at college basketball teams around the state. And Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball, a fan favorite, may get to start.

Football, football, football. Did we mention football? It was in the news a lot this past week. Among other things, the Panthers' new general manager went public and former Carolina tight end Greg Olsen announced his retirement. Plus, the Super Bowl teams have been decided. There was sad news in the sports world, too, when we learned baseball icon Hank Aaron died.

There's a lot going on in Washington, but that doesn't mean sports news has stopped churning. For starters, high school sports at CMS is in doubt for the rest of the school year. The Carolina Panthers have a new general manager, a traditional ACC power is struggling in college basketball and the CIAA is coming up with a new way to hold a tournament.

It was a big week for sports: Charlotte Hornets rookie guard LaMelo Ball set an NBA record, COVID 19 is leading to scheduling problems for college basketball games, and a well-known Carolina Panthers player may not be back next season.

The Carolina Panthers are searching for a new general manager, Charlotte Hornets rookie LaMelo Ball is receiving praise from other NBA general managers and Clemson won big in Charlotte in the ACC Championship game.

The Carolina Panthers have fired general manager Marty Hurney after the team lost eight of its last nine games and failed to make the playoffs for a third straight season. Hurney’s contract was set to expire after the season.

The Carolina Panthers almost beat Super Bowl champs the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. The NBA, meanwhile, announced the start date for the new season. And it is tee time for the Masters in Augusta with Charlotte's Webb Simpson.

The Carolina Panthers quarterback Teddy Bridgewater took a hard hit in the team's loss against the Atlanta Falcons Thursday night. Does he have the protection he needs? Clemson University's star quarterback Trevor Lawrence is recovering from the coronavirus

Time Out For Sports took a break for a few weeks, and a lot has happened in the interim — especially with how the coronavirus is affecting sports on all levels.

The Carolina Panthers have unveiled details of their planned headquarters and entertainment complex in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The Panthers hope the site will lure other businesses to move there from Charlotte.