Carolina Panthers Tickets To Bank Of American Stadium
The Carolina Panthers call the Bank of America Stadium home. Despite a generous seating capacity of 73,504, Carolina Panthers tickets often sell out quickly. Due to high expectations about the Panthers' performance with the addition of Keyshawn Johnson, tickets for the 2006 season sold out in 15 minutes. To ensure that you can buy tickets to any of the home games, purchase them at least several days in advance.
 4 CAROLINA PANTHERS PLAYOFF TICKETS1 10 09  US $611.00
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 Carolina Panther Playoff Tickets 2 45 yd Line US $300.00
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 Carolina Panthers Playoff Tickets US $295.00
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 2 Lower Level Row 5 Carolina Panthers Playoff tickets US $380.00
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 Carolina Panthers 2 Playoff Tickets January 10 US $450.00
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 Carolina Panthers Div Playoff Gm Ticket Lower Level US $218.00
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 2 Carolina Panthers Divisional Playoff Tickets US $199.00
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 Carolina Panthers vs TBA 1 10 09 2 Tickets Upper Level US $162.50
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 Florida Panthers at Carolina Hurricanes 2 12 US $176.00
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 Carolina Panthers vs TBA 1 10 09 1 ticket Upper Level US $61.00
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 Florida Panthers vs Carolina Hurricanes 1 8 09 2 ticket US $1.04
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 2 TICKETS ARIZONA CARDINALS CAROLINA PANTHERS PLAYOFFS US $300.00
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 2 LOW ROW 8 TICKETS ARIZONA CARDINALS CAROLINA PANTHERS US $380.00
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 2 CAROLINA PANTHERS PLAYOFF TICKETS LOWER LEVEL JAN 10 US $280.00
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 Carolina Panthers 1 10 09 2 tickets Club Level US $750.00
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 CAROLINA PANTHERS VS ARIZONA CARDINALS PLAYOFF GAME US $240.00
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 3 Carolina Panthers Playoff Tickets vs Arizona Jan 10th US $500.00
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 2 Carolina Panthers vs Arizona Cardinals Tickets US $210.00
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 4 CAROLINA PANTHER CLUB LEVEL SEC 340 DIV PLAYOFF TIC US $2,100.00
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 NFL Carolina Panthers Playoff Game 2 Tickets US $299.99
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Carolina Panthers: Hunting A Super Bowl Title
Beginning as an expansion team in 1995, the Carolina Panthers were the brainchild of Jerry Richardson, a former player for the Baltimore Colts. Spurred by the NBA's decision to award North Carolina a franchise for that sport, Richardson immediately began pursuing an NFL franchise for the state. The primary concern of the NFL was whether Charlotte (an area designated by Richardson) could actually support a professional football club. He enlisted the help of both Senators and Governors from North and South Carolina to promote the idea to the NFL and the public. In 1993, they were awarded the franchise.
The Panthers management chose Dom Capers to coach the team and began a string of draft picks that was expected to cohesively build the team into a title winning machine. They had an encouraging start, winning the Division championship in 1996. Unfortunately, 1997 signaled the rumblings of off-field problems for the franchise. Rae Carruth, a pick during the 1997 draft was convicted in 1999 of conspiring to have his girlfriend killed. Meanwhile, Kerry Collins, a 1995 quarterback draft began having problems with alcohol. Another casualty was Fred Lane, a running back drafted in 1996. During an argument with his wife, he was shot.
Each of these events took the team's attention away from their game, ultimately spelling disaster for a club that had shown passion and tenacity during their first 2 seasons. Eventually, head coach George Seifert was fired and for a short period of time, the Panthers management had difficulty luring anyone to assume the vacant role. In 2002, John Fox was hired to coach the team and he immediately began looking for draft picks to inject new blood into the franchise. In 2003, on the backs of several newly-drafted young players, the Panthers won their Division championship and proceeded to win their Conference title, earning a spot in the Super Bowl.