David Tepper

It’s been almost five years since David Tepper took over the Carolina Panthers, and 2022 might be a year he’d like to forget. This year an $825 million project went up in smoke, two head coaches were fired and the quarterback carousel spun dizzyingly fast.

A judge has approved a bankruptcy settlement between David Tepper's real estate company and contractors, York County and the city of Rock Hill over the failed Panthers headquarters and practice facility project.

The South Carolina county where Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper started building and then abandoned a new $800 million practice facility has reached a settlement over $21 million in sales tax money given to the NFL team.

Rock Hill will receive $20 million in a proposed bankruptcy settlement with David Tepper’s real estate company after the Carolina Panthers’ plan to build a new, state-of-the-art headquarters and practice facility there fell apart.

New interim head coach of the Carolina Panthers Steve Wilks knows he’s facing an uphill battle. He realizes the odds of being promoted to a permanent position next season aren’t great, but that's not fazing him.

The Carolina Panthers have fired coach Matt Rhule, ending the former Baylor coach’s tenure five games into his third losing season.

The Carolina Panthers' billionaire owner David Tepper has invested more than $175 million in the project.

The real estate holding company controlled by Tepper Sports & Entertainment that was building the Carolina Panthers’ Rock Hill headquarters project has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC owner David Tepper held his first news conference in more than a year this week. But he didn’t want to get into details about his organization’s stalled project in Rock Hill, South Carolina, where construction on a new Panthers facility was halted amid a dispute with the city.

The Charlotte Hornets fired head coach James Borrego last week after four seasons. Across the border in Rock Hill, South Carolina, meanwhile, plans for a new Carolina Panthers headquarters facility are still on hold. And the NFL’s No. 1 draft pick could just be Charlotte native Ikem Ekwonu.