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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State softball head coach Angie Nicholson for an exclusive interview Feb. 7. Topics with Nicholson included entering her first year as head coach of the Panthers, takeaways from the fall/preseason camp, a breakdown of the roster, handling pitchers through the early portion of the regular season and preparing for
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State women’s tennis head coach Hannah Keeling for an exclusive interview Feb. 3. Topics included Keeling entering her first year leading the Panthers, the makeup of the roster and the team progressing through the spring portion of its schedule including visiting Clark Atlanta Feb. 10.
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Georgia State men’s basketball head coach Rob Lanier following the team’s 69-62 home win over South Alabama in Sun Belt Conference play Feb. 5. Topics included the team’s strong defensive effort despite struggles on offense, the Panthers’ converting on free throw attempts, Jamall Clyce earning a spot in
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State men’s tennis player Andrei Duarte for an exclusive interview Feb. 3. Topics with the senior included the Panthers’ start to the spring portion of their season, Duarte returning a fifth year with the program, the veteran makeup of the roster and the team preparing to face Stetson Feb.
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The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State men’s tennis head coach Jonathan Wolff for an exclusive interview Jan. 25. Topics included the Panthers’ start to the 2022 spring season, the team’s recent home win over Wofford, a breakdown of the roster, handling cold conditions and preparing to host South Florida Jan. 28.
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Georgia State men’s basketball head coach Rob Lanier following the team’s 72-68 overtime home loss to Coastal Carolina in Sun Belt play Jan. 22. Topics included the loss, the Panthers’ struggles shooting three-pointers, the double-double performance from post player Eliel Nsoseme and the team looking to turn things
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