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Who will have the more successful career and most importantly who will lead a winning team in Charlotte??

The success or lack of success of either one of them is more due to help around them and coaching than themselves. But Cam has superstar potential. Neither team will be a consistent winner until the respective front offices get their heads out of their asses.

I hear ya but call me crazy I believe Kemba has super star potential. the jump from his sophomore season at Uconn to Junior is unlike any player I have ever saw, Im hoping he can do the same in the NBA.

well the Panthers are looking for a new HC (according to NFL.com Ian Rapoport) hopefully a good one that knows how to win......i think the Panthers are closer to being a winning team they just need secondary/o-line and a WR and with the next few weeks of games they could be 5-2

and they already would be a winning team if they could win a close game (why Rivera is gonna be fired)

mini article about Rivera
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap200000 ... ach-search

I live in CT and I see Hornets gear a lot now but im sure thats also because Kemba is a legend in CT. im thinking about flying down there for the first game of the Hornets but they will probably sell out fast.

Kemba is far from a legend in Charlotte.

Newton has a significantly higher ceiling.

Liver_Pooty wrote:Kemba is far from a legend in Charlotte.

Newton has a significantly higher ceiling.

yea Kemba might make a few All-Star games, but Cam has superstar potential

Liver_Pooty wrote:Kemba is far from a legend in Charlotte.

Newton has a significantly higher ceiling.

CT is Connecticut not Charlotte... He went to Uconn and won a big east and national championship with the team on his back.

Joest2003 wrote:

Liver_Pooty wrote:Kemba is far from a legend in Charlotte.

Newton has a significantly higher ceiling.

CT is Connecticut not Charlotte... He went to Uconn and won a big east and national championship with the team on his back.

Lol oh my bad. Yes I know he went to UCONN. Sorry, I had a brain fart.

I actually believe more in Kemba than I do Cam. I've never been a huge fan of Cam honestly.

If Cam had a decent coach not that bone head Rivera he would be great, he has 69 combined TD's (leads the NFL) since he came into the NFL so the loses aren't his fault usually

BrotherDave wrote:I actually believe more in Kemba than I do Cam. I've never been a huge fan of Cam honestly.

After today... I'm almost to that point.

JDR720 wrote:If Cam had a decent coach not that bone head Rivera he would be great, he has 69 combined TD's (leads the NFL) since he came into the NFL so the loses aren't his fault usually

True, but Rivera isn't the one making dumbass throws.

Liver_Pooty wrote:

Joest2003 wrote:

Liver_Pooty wrote:Kemba is far from a legend in Charlotte.

Newton has a significantly higher ceiling.

CT is Connecticut not Charlotte... He went to Uconn and won a big east and national championship with the team on his back.

Lol oh my bad. Yes I know he went to UCONN. Sorry, I had a brain fart.

LOL its all good brotha. after today I might have to lean towards Kemba but neither of them have good teammates so I dont think we will see their potential just yet.

cam votes for kemba.

being a Charlotte sports fan is embarrassing

KembaWalker wrote:being a Charlotte sports fan is embarrassing

Ain't that the truth.

Liver_Pooty wrote:

JDR720 wrote:If Cam had a decent coach not that bone head Rivera he would be great, he has 69 combined TD's (leads the NFL) since he came into the NFL so the loses aren't his fault usually

True, but Rivera isn't the one making dumbass throws.

yea he does make some bad throws but the coaching staff could do a better job teaching him to not throw those throws, WR's need to catch the ball better also