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Panthers lose for 3rd time in last 4 games

Lehigh Valley hits a field goal with 0.8 seconds left to down the Panthers in Saturday's PIFL game.

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Panthers hope win will come out of longest road trip of year

Albany heads to Pennsylvania this weekend for a 1,000-mile road trip, hoping to win its second straight game and then return to the Good Life City, where the Panthers will play three of their final four regular-season games.

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PREVIEW: Panthers hoping return home can end three-game losing streak

Following a long road trip — and back-to-back bye weeks — the Panthers will play their first home game tonight in almost two months within the friendly confines of the Civic Center.

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Panthers drop third straight late Saturday

The Albany Panthers let a 23-point lead vs. Richmond evaporate and lose for the third game in a row.

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PREVIEW: Panthers look to cap three-game road trip tonight with win

Albany finally comes to the end of its midseason road trip tonight in Virginia, where the Panthers hope to snap a two-game losing streak before returning home next week.

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PANTHERS NOTEBOOK: Albany returns from byes, eager to end 2-game skid

Albany tries to use back-to-back bye weeks to figure out what went wrong during two straight losses after starting the season 3-0.

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Hammers hand Panthers second straight loss

What started out as a dream beginning to their title defense season has turned into a nightmare as of late as the two-time defending champion Albany Panthers loses their second straight game Saturday night, this time to the Alabama Hammers, who take over sole possession of first place in the PIFL.

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Panthers stunned by previously winless Nighthawks

The Albany Panthers headed into Friday night’s PIFL showdown against winless Knoxville as the only undefeated team in the league, but a stunning 31-28 loss dropped Albany’s record to 3-1.

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PANTHERS NOTEBOOK: Two-time defending champ Albany no longer the hunted — now it's the hunters

The Albany Panthers worked hard the last three years to become the elite franchise every team is trying to catch, and now that they’re finally on top, they have no plans to relinquish their crown any time soon. (ADDS: notebook items on veteran players returning, new players joining; and Panthers' tough road schedule)

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Panthers tickets on sale as season opener nears

The Albany Panthers open the season Saturday in Louisiana and then return to the Civic Center March 16 for their home opener against rival Columbus, which is the first of six home games for the Panthers this season.

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