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Francis leaving Georgia State

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Oct 9, 2014

Georgia State freshman wide receiver Maaseiah Francis has been granted his release.

Francis, who played at Norcross High, has yet to appear in a game this season.

He is the second freshman to transfer out of the program this year. The first was running back Krysten Hammon.

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