The #PantherFamily came together Thursday night for a virtual screening and celebration of "Our City, Our Time," the documentary chronicling 10 years of Georgia State football.

The documentary was narrated by popular comedian Desi Banks, a former Panther receiver (2014), a Georgia State graduate and an Atlanta native.

If you registered but missed the viewing, you can still watch it through Sunday evening. The documentary will be released to the public later this spring.
 

I appreciate my former football team/family @GeorgiaStateFB for allowing me to be apart of history. Y'all check this out. @GSUPanthers @GeorgiaStateFB ???? https://t.co/35kzUOmzf6

— Desi Banks (@iamdesibanks) April 23, 2020

Georgia State football began play in 2010 under head coach Bill Curry, who is featured prominently in the documentary, along with his wife, Carolyn.
 

Pumped for tonight! Watching the @GeorgiaStateFB 10 year documentary as well as the NFL draft! @GSU_PAC @GSUPanthers #GSUnited pic.twitter.com/x8uFxG9Fjr

— David March 5th?? (@_Dhandler) April 24, 2020

The documentary was produced by former Georgia State golfers Stephen Oakey and Alan Fowler of the The Oakey Agency.
 

No one really understands the growth in the last ten years unless you've been in it. Excited to relive the progress tonight and for the future https://t.co/EhgyzY89rp

— Tim Adams (@TAdamsATC) April 23, 2020

Former players from all 10 seasons enjoyed the trip down memory lane.
 

Watching the @GeorgiaStateFB Documentary and the NFL Draft! The Sibilia family is loving this documentary! Proud to have been a part of GSU history! #GSUnited #PantherFamily pic.twitter.com/VxEl2bf5ft

— Chris Sibilia (@c_sibilia) April 24, 2020

A great evening for Georgia State football!

Great documentary, @GeorgiaStateFB. As a founding season ticket holder, it was fun to relive some #GSUnited memories from then until now.
What @GeorgiaStateU has done for ATL has been legendary. Football at @GSUStadium is no exception.#OurCityOurTime https://t.co/z9nUQ2wwYr https://t.co/W61kfNgmCo

— J. Ian Irby (@jayinatlanta) April 24, 2020