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2 more Georgia State women’s basketball games postponed

An worker waves an ultra violet lamp over the ball to kill germs during an NCAA basketball game. (Butch Dill/AP)

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An worker waves an ultra violet lamp over the ball to kill germs during an NCAA basketball game. (Butch Dill/AP)
By The Associated Press
Jan 7, 2021

The Georgia State women’s basketball team has postposed two more Sun Belt Conference games after additional positive tests for COVID-19.

The Panthers (4-3) had paused all athletic activities last week following a pair of positive tests, leading to the postponement of home games against Coastal Carolina on Jan. 1 and 2.

The school announced Thursday the shutdown will continue for another seven days. Georgia State had been scheduled to host Troy State on Friday and Saturday.

No decision has been made on rescheduling the postponed games.

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