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Georgia State’s director of football ops joins Falcons

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June 9, 2015

Georgia State director of football operations Sarah Gigantino has resigned to take a position within the Atlanta Falcons organization.

Gigantino has been with Georgia State since 2010. Before that she was with Northeastern. She is a graduate of James Madison and earned a Master’s at Georgia State.

Gigantino’s father, Greg, is a longtime coach who was the defensive coordinator at Hofstra when current Falcons coach Dan Quinn was the defensive line coach there.

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