STATE of Atlanta - Discussing Georgia State Sports

Episode 015 - We Love Drama by STATE of Atlanta

David and Ryan are joined by Justin Libby who may not be a big fan of dogs and train horns inside Georgia State Stadium. The guys talk about the record setting game against South Alabama and encourage everyone to keep their children from Statesboro at all costs. Basketball had two big wins and a couple exciting games on deck. Happy Thanksgiving everybody and go Panthers!

David and Ryan welcome Tim Thurber back to talk about losses to App State, Duke, and Georgetown over the weekend coming to the realization we have no idea what we're talking about.

David and Ryan talk about the disappointing loss to ULM and the even more disappointing injury to QB Dan Ellington as well as how things are looking up for basketball even after this weekend's loss.

David and Ryan talk about the upcoming football game against the UL-Monroe Warhawks, check in on the other SunBelt Conference football teams, and take a look at the start of the Coach Lanier era of Georgia State basketball plus a lot more.

David and Ryan welcome Joey Balog and Andrew Grimmke to talk about the record setting game against Troy and then go on to talk about oh so much more but nothing more important than the train horn.

David and Ryan are still reveling in the win over Army. Miserable weather for the game and more importantly the tailgate but it's another big win for GSU this season. We talk Troy and a lot more including bowl predictions which is what everyone wants to hear!

David and Ryan welcome Justin Libby to the show to talk about the win against Coastal Carolina, preview the upcoming game against Army, and all the other nonsense.

David and Ryan welcome back Tim to talk about the shoot-out win against Arkansas State last week, preview the road game against Coastal Carolina, and oddly talk about running and drinking beer.

David and Ryan talk about coming out of the Bye to welcome the Arkansas State Red Wolves to Atlanta for Homecoming as well as dive deep into the California Fair Pay to Play legislation which could change the face of college athletics.