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Talking Georgia State football: Sun Belt's effect on recruiting
AJC reporter Doug Roberson and Panthertalk.com's Ben Moore discuss how the Sun Belt's decisions to add Georgia Southern and Appalachian State could affect Georgia State's recruiting.
GSU Wednesday practice report: Teaching moments
Georgia State’s practice on Wednesday was full of what shall be called “teaching moments.” Of the handful of practices I’ve attended this spring, I’ve rarely seen or heard new coach Trent Miles as animated as on Wednesday as he continues to try to turn around a team that went 1-10 ...
Q&A with Keary Colbert
Keary Colbert has an interesting job as Georgia State’s wide receivers coach. He has taken over a group that includes one all-conference performer in Albert Wilson, two solid players who suffered with injuries last year in Jordan Giles and Danny Williams, an undersized burner in Avery Sweeting and then a ...
Talking Georgia State football: Players to watch
AJC reporter Doug Roberson and Panthertalk.com's Ben Moore discuss Georgia State football.
Sun Belt reax and basketball notes
Karl Benson's statement regarding today's news that Western Kentucky is leaving the Sun Belt for Conference USA: "Today’s announcement that Western Kentucky University has accepted an invitation to join Conference USA is not a surprise given the communication that I have had with university officials and the rampant speculation over ...
Q&A with Ryan Harrow
Ryan Harrow announced on Sunday that he is transferring from Kentucky to Georgia State in what may be the biggest "get" in program history. Harrow is a former five-star prospect out of Walton High who is quick and a solid ball-handler who averaged 9.9 points per game at Kentucky. He ...
GSU hits for the first time
Georgia State practiced in pads for the first time under Trent Miles on Saturday. Miles didn’t spare anyone (other than the quarterbacks) as he continues to try to toughen up the squad. Players tackled each other throughout several drills, something that didn’t happen frequently the previous two years. “I want ...
Meet George Rogers...and a change to the blog is coming
A quick word about the blog: Because I have other work commitments that are going to prevent me from attending many of Georgia State’s practices during the next two weeks, I’m going to try something different with the blog and post a series of podcasts and videos (hopefully) that I’ll ...
Getting to know the Sun Belt's 4 new members
After Wednesday’s announcement of the addition of Georgia Southern, Appalachian State, Idaho and New Mexico State to the Sun Belt, Georgia State suddenly has a lot of new friends. It’s not the same Sun Belt as when Georgia State joined last April. Since that time, several schools resigned to join ...
Questions for GSU's defense
Georgia State will open spring practice today and, other than the facility, everything has changed. New coach. New assistants. New players. New conference. And I’m assuming new hopes after last year’s 1-10 campaign. Today, I’ll throw out five things to watch on offense as the Panthers take the field at ...
5 questions for GSU's offense
Georgia State will open spring practice on Wednesday and, other than the facility, everything has changed. New coach. New assistants. New players. New conference. And I’m assuming new hopes after last year’s 1-10 campaign. Today, I’ll throw out five things to watch on offense as the Panthers take the field ...
GSU fans, say hello to your new neighbors
Georgia State will have four new neighbors in what must be the most-stretched HOA in recent memory. Multiple outlets, citing everyone from people inside the conference to people at most of the schools, have reported that the Sun Belt will be adding Georgia Southern, Appalachian State, New Mexico State and ...
Answering your GSU questions
Two of you were kind enough to send in questions for the Georgia State mailblog. For that, I say thanks. To the remaining 31,998 (give or take a few), what say you, man? Georgia State, coming off a 1-10 season, will open spring practice on Wednesday. I'll post a few ...
Greg Frady breaks down his GSU baseball team
Georgia State's baseball team is 15-7 after beating Mercer 13-7 on Wednesday to split a two-game series. The Panthers will play at North Carolina-Wilmington in an important three-game series starting Friday. The Seahawks have statistically the best pitching in the CAA, which will offer a test for the Panthers, one ...
What does Travers' decision mean for GSU (UPDATED)?
What does David Travers’ decision to leave Georgia State mean for the men’s basketball program? Your answer depends upon how you saw Travers. He had a solid freshman campaign, averaging 1.9 points in 8.5 minutes per game. He rarely turned over the ball (12 in 27 games) and he was ...
Send your GSU football questions my way
Georgia State will start spring football practice on Wednesday with a new coach in Trent Miles and staff, new players, new philosophies and soon a new conference when the school joins the Sun Belt this summer. That’s a lot to go over. So, I will post my thoughts in two ...
Q&A with one of the nation's hottest hitters: GSU's Chad Prain
Chad Prain is one of the reasons that Georgia State leads the nation in runs scored (193) is second in batting average as the Panthers (14-6) prepare for a two-game series against Mercer (16-5). Prain, a junior, is batting .474, the fourth-best average in the NCAA, and the Panthers are ...
GSU's two trailblazers
There were scouts from 11 teams at Thursday’s Pro Day at Georgia State. Last year, there was one scout from one NFL team. Some of the talent evaluators may have been there because Georgia Tech held its pro day Thursday morning, making it easy for the scouts to make the ...
Breaking down GSU's Pro Day
Here are some of the particulars from Georgia State’s pro day on Thursday at the practice facility. There were 11 teams there: Falcons, Rams, 49ers, Giants, Raiders, Titans, Seahawks, Chiefs, Colts, Redskins and Dolphins. Also in attendance were Jake Muasau and Christo Bilukidi, the first two players from Georgia State’s ...
Peterkin talks about GSU
Ronald Peterkin said he committed to Georgia State because he likes the area, he likes the coaches and he likes the school. Plus, his parents won’t have to drive far to watch him play. Peterkin, a 6-1, 175-pound safety at Stephenson High School, is the Panthers’ first commit for the ...
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