The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State football player Jaylen Jones following practice September 16.

Topics with the sophomore defensive back included the Panthers looking to build on its first win of the season against Murray State September 13 and Georgia State preparing to visit nationally-ranked Vanderbilt September 20.

The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State football player Rashad Amos following practice September 16.

Topics with the senior running back and Sandy Creek High School alumnus included the Panthers looking to build on its first win of the season against Murray State September 13, the improvement of the rushing attack, Georgia State preparing to visit nationally-ranked Vanderbilt September 20 and transferring into the program from Ole Miss and returning to his home state to finish his collegiate career.

The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia State volleyball player Kamryn Itzen and head coach Flavia Siqueira for an exclusive interview September 17.

Topics included the Panthers' 7-2 overall record to start the season, dropping its road contest against Florida State September 15, the team's defensive effort led by middle blocker Itzen and the squad preparing to visit Sam Houston State September 19 to continue non-conference play.

The Sports Inquirer attended the press conference of Georgia State football head coach Dell McGee following his team's practice September 16.

Topics included the Panthers building on its first win of the season against Murray State September 13, the continued open quarterback competition between TJ Finley and Cameran Brown, the development of running backs Rashad Amos and TJ Payton and the team preparing for the upcoming game at nationally-ranked Vanderbilt September 20.

The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United head coach/manager Ronny Deila following his team's practice September 11.

Topics included player Miguel Almiron helping the Paraguay national team qualify for the upcoming World Cup, the importance of United players representing their national teams, health status of Emmanuel Latte Lath, using prospects from Atlanta United 2 and the under teams to develop first team players, Atlanta starting to find its form in MLS play and the squad preparing to host the Columbus Crew September 13.

The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United midfielder Miguel Almiron following his team's practice September 11.

Topics included Almiron helping the Paraguay national team qualify for the upcoming World Cup, the team making the World Cup for the first time since 2010, using his personal health staff collaborating with the Atlanta United medical/training staff to stay healthy on the pitch, Atlanta starting to find its form in MLS play and the squad preparing to host the Columbus Crew September 13.

The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia Tech volleyball sophomore middle blocker Bianca Garibaldi and Michelle Collier for an exclusive interview September 11.

Topics included the team's 5-2 overall record so far, having a difficult non-conference portion of the schedule, Garibaldi transferring into the program from Pitt, playing for the Argentina national team this past summer, the importance of collegiate players gaining experience on the international stage, Garibaldi thriving as a shorter middle blocker and the Yellow Jackets preparing to host nationally-ranked Wisconsin September 12.

The Sports Inquirer attended the press conference of Georgia State football player Deandre Duffus following his team's practice September 9.

Topics with the offensive lineman included the Panthers looking to rebound from its 38-16 home loss to Memphis September 6, areas of improvement for the Georgia State offense particularly the rushing attack, transferring into the Panthers' program from Maryland and the team preparing for the upcoming Murray State contest September 13.

The Sports Inquirer attended the press conference of Georgia State football player Josiah Robinson following his team's practice September 9.

Topics included the Panthers looking to rebound from its 38-16 home loss to Memphis September 6, areas of improvement for the Georgia State defensive unit, helping new players into the program get acclimated, being named a captain for the upcoming Murray State contest September 13, building fan support and more.

The Sports Inquirer spoke with Kennesaw State volleyball head coach Keith Schunzel for an exclusive interview September 10.

Topics included the Owls' 4-1 start to the season, using serving particularly aces as an offensive weapon led by outside hitter Caroline Chastang, the emergence of opposite Haley Patterson, versatility and development of outside hitter Manu Johnsen, using two setters, Kaeley Walz and Kourtney Brown, in the 6-2 formation, using 13 players in the team's 3-0 home win over South Carolina State September 7 and preparing to host Big Ten opponent Michigan State in the Kennesaw State Invitational September 11.