georgia state football
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Georgia State announced a class of 24 student-athletes on National Signing Day, including seven high school players who signed Wednesday to go along with 17 mid-year enrollees who are already on campus. The 2015 class is comprised of eight junior college players, six transfers from UAB who are eligible immediately
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Georgia State bolstered its football roster with the addition of seven junior college signees Wednesday, the first day of the mid-year junior college signing period. The Panthers have added four linemen, two linebackers and one running back who are expected to enroll at Georgia State in January and participate in
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Thanks to a career high 19 points, plus 16 rebounds and three blocks from senior Brittany Logan, the Georgia State women’s basketball team defeated Tennessee Tech 72-60 at the Sports Arena Saturday afternoon. Georgia State’s defense was a factor as the Panthers held TTU to 29.4 percent from the field
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Wide receiver Donovan Harden was a first-team selection on the All-Sun Belt Conference Football Team, while tight end Joel Ruiz and linebacker Joseph Peterson were second-team honorees, as selected by the league’s head coaches and media. Quarterback Nick Arbuckle, receivers LynQuez Blair and Robert Davis and center Tim Wynn earned
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor We were at the post-game press conference of Georgia State quarterback Nick Arbuckle following the Panthers’ season finale 54-31 loss to Texas State at the Georgia Dome on Nov. 29. Topics included reflection on the season and motivation for offseason. Audio below:
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor We attended the post game press conference of Georgia State football coach Trent Miles following the Panthers’ 54-31 loss to Texas State in their season finale. Topics included overall thoughts on the game, areas for future improvement and recruiting. Audio below:
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