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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Atlanta United 2 manager Stephen Glass following the team’s 5-2 home win over Bethlehem Steel on Oct. 9, extending the team’s record-setting unbeaten streak to seven matches. Topics included the win, Atlanta’s unbeaten streak, George Campbell scoring a goal on a set piece, Mikey Ambrose’s performance, the contributions of retired
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State football player Sam Pinckney following the team’s practice on Oct. 9. The sophomore wide receiver had a career-high 120 yards receiving on nine catches, including a touchdown catch, in the Panthers’ 52-38 Sun Belt Conference home win over Arkansas State on Oct. 5. Topics included the victory, Georgia
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State volleyball head coach Sally Polhamus before her team’s practice on Oct. 9 for an exclusive interview. Topics included the team’s form through the first portion of Sun Belt play, the contributions of Džemila Hadžić and Kampbell Hehr as well as the team’s upcoming road contest against Texas State
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State football player Aubry Payne following his team’s practice on Oct. 1 for an exclusive interview. The junior tight end has caught a touchdown pass in each of the first four games for the Panthers. Topics included the team’s 2-2 start to the 2019 campaign, transferring into the program
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State football head coach Shawn Elliott following the team’s practice on Oct. 1. Topics included how the team spent the previous bye week, the play of receiver Aubry Payne, areas of improvement on defense and preparing to host Sun Belt Conference foe Arkansas State on Oct. 5.
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Atlanta Hawks player Allen Crabbe at the team’s Media Day event on Sept. 30. Topics included Crabbe signing with the Hawks, what attracted him to Atlanta, staying healthy, bonding with his new teammates, serving as a mentor for the younger players and handling higher expectations for the team heading into
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