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Since joining the Carolina Panthers, former Hillcrest High and University of South Carolina standout offensive lineman Travelle Wharton has given back to the Upstate.
Wharton gives back through youth camp
When Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Travelle Wharton signed after being drafted in the third round of the 2004 National Football League Draft, he vowed to return to his hometown of Fountain Inn and give back to the community.
Travelle Wharton and the remainder of those helping out at his third annual Travelle Wharton Youth Football Camp were in for surprise when arriving at Woodside Park Saturday morning.
Panthers lineman offers free camp
Youngster ages 7-17 can participate in the Travelle Wharton's Youth Football Camp from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. June 13 at Fountain Inn Woodside Park.
Panthers' run game gets a key cog back
Carolina Panthers guard Keydrick Vincent sets to block against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium on Oct.
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Carolina Panther Travelle Wharton laughs while he shows the pictures to students in Cecelia Massey's fifth-grade class as he read aloud from the Dr.
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Hurney moves toward stable O-line
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Panthers sign Gross to new deal
Jordan Gross is signed, sealed, delivered. Julius Peppers is yours for the right price if you're an NFL team in the market for a Pro Bowl defensive end.
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