Georgia State forward/center Willie Clayton has been nominated for the 2017 Allstate Good Works Team. In its fifth year of honoring men’s college basketball athletes, Allstate and the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) acknowledge […]
Last season Freshman point guard Madison Newby took a lot of people by storm with her tremendous freshman campaign. Newby attended Archer High School where she was the Player of the Year for her […]
Georgia State opened the regular season with an 111-69 win on Nov. 12 against Thomas. Seniors Willie Clayton and Jeremy Hollowell put on a stellar performance in front of an energized Georgia State crowd. Clayton, […]
5. Starting Five “I’m probably going to keep tweaking it until the Auburn game.” – Head coach Ron Hunter. Coach Hunter is keeping the starting lineup a secret for now, but he has a wealth […]
The Panthers best 3-point shooter Makeba Ponder is back at practice after suffering a season-ending injury last season. Going into her junior year, Ponder is already on everybody’s watch list after being named to the […]
He’s the program’s biggest high school recruit to ever commit. The four-star combo guard averaged 25 points his senior season, leading Gainesville High School to an undefeated 17-0 record in regional play. He was ranked […]
Georgia State’s women’s basketball entered last season looking to improve on the 13 wins that they achieved the season before. However, defense, injuries, and inexperience plagued the Panther’s 2015-16 year as they took several […]
It’s so hard, to say goodbye Coach Ron Hunter and his staff will have to deal with three key losses to this year’s team. Kevin Ware, Markus Crider and T.J. Shipes all played a […]
Men’s Schedule A trip to Cancun highlights the men’s basketball schedule. Entering his sixth season at Georgia State, head coach Ron Hunter’s Panthers will face Purdue, NJIT, Auburn and reigning NCAA Tournament Arkansas Little-Rock. The […]
Georgia State head coach Ron Hunter announced the signing of Murray State graduate transfer and former Wheeler high school star Justin Seymour on July 8. Seymour, who is a 6-foot-3 guard, will have one season […]
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