Panthers to Host Alabama A&M Tuesday

Georgia State and Alabama A&M will tip at 6 p.m.

Game 4: GEORGIA STATE (0-3) vs. ALABAMA A&M (1-3)
Nov. 26, 6 p.m. ET • GSU Sports Arena • Atlanta, Ga.
TV: ESPN+ • Live Stats: GeorgiaState.Statbroadcast.com

QUICK NOTES
•   Georgia State returns home for a Tuesday evening contest against Alabama A&M. The Panthers lead the all-time series 2-0 against the Bulldogs.
•   Georgia State is coming off a road loss at Georgia Tech last week. Three Panthers made their debuts in that game: Emma Drash, Taylor Hosendove, and Tehya Lyons
•   Taylor Henderson posted 31 points and Shaq Miller-McCray grabbed 20 rebounds in a loss to FIU on Nov. 11. It was the most points scored by a Panther since 2007 and tied for fifth-most rebounds in a single-game in GSU history.
•   GSU returns its top two scorers from last season in redshirt junior Jada Lewis (13.6 ppg) and redshirt senior Allison Johnson (11.7 ppg). Lewis was second-team All-Sun Belt last year while Johnson was named to the third team and was the Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year.
•   Jada Lewis was named to the Preseason All-Sun Belt First Team. Georgia State was picked sixth in the conference poll.
•   Only four Panthers that saw action last season return for the 2019-20 campaign. GSU welcomes 11 newcomers including six true freshmen.
•   Georgia State is coming off a historical 2018-19 season in which first-year head coach Gene Hill guided the Panthers to their winningest season since 2003-04 and first postseason appearance (WBI) since 2002-03.
•   Gene Hill's 17 wins last season were the most by a GSU coach in their first season since Joyce Patterson won 28 games as co-head coach in the 1980-81 season.
•   Georgia State made 185 3-point field goals last season to set a new GSU single-season record.
•   The program enters the year with 599 wins all-time.
•   In 2018-19, GSU won seven more conference contests than the previous season. Only four Division-I programs had a bigger win improvement in conference play.
• Georgia State will play a challenging non-conference schedule that includes hosting ranked Maryland on Dec. 18.

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