the last time the panthers went to the superbowl was 2015.
when's the last time the panthers went to the superbowl?
2015
the eustis panthers ended their 2014–15 season in the 3rd round of the playoffs with a 38-49 loss to cardinal gibbons at home. six days later cardinal gibbons beat gibbs high school (st. petersburg, fl) in the final four by a score of 73–38. the following day they won the florida 5a state championship. this was the second year in a row that the panthers lost to the eventual state champion in the playoffs. overall the panthers went 23-7 in the 2014-2015 season giving them an impressive eleven consecutive winning seasons. the panthers went 10-3 at home, 9–3 away and 4–1 at neutral sites. they forced 1827 points and allowed 1440. eustis went a perfect 6–0 in their district. additionally, they went 2–0 in district tournament play and were titled district champions.
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following a start in 2004, the panthers rebounded to win six of their last seven games despite losing 14 players for the season due to injury. they lost their last game to new orleans, finishing the 2004 season at . had they won the game, the panthers would have made the playoffs. the team improved to in 2005, finishing second in the division behind tampa bay and clinching a playoff berth as a wild-card. in the first round of the playoffs, the panthers went on the road to face the new york giants, beating them 23–0 for the nfl's first playoff shutout against a home team since 1980. the following week, they beat chicago 29–21 on the road, but lost key players julius peppers, a defensive end, and deshaun foster, a running back, who were both injured during the game. the panthers were then defeated 34–14 by the seattle seahawks in the nfc championship game, ending their season. although the panthers went into the 2006 season as favorites to win the nfc south, they finished with a disappointing record. the team finished the 2007 season with a record after losing quarterback jake delhomme early in the season due to an elbow injury. in 2008, the panthers rebounded with a regular season record, winning the nfc south and securing a first-round bye. they were eliminated in the divisional round of the playoffs, losing 33–13 to the eventual nfc champion arizona cardinals after delhomme turned the ball over six times. delhomme's struggles carried over into the 2009 season, where he threw 18 interceptions in the first 11 games before breaking a finger in his throwing hand. the panthers were at a record before delhomme's season-ending injury, and his backup, matt moore, led the team to a finish to the season for an overall record.
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