The Georgia State football team's trip to Boise, Idaho, for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl is an opportunity for new experiences for the Panthers, and Thursday's snow tubing outing was certainly that.

Players, coaches, staff and families enjoyed sliding down the slopes on inner tubes. And rumor has it a few snowballs were thrown!
 

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The Panthers arrived in Boise on Tuesday, and their first team activity was an event with Utah State as both teams prepared meals for the homeless.

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At this event, sophomore outside linebacker Chris Davis Jr. was recognized with the bowl's Humanitarian Award for his community service endeavors.

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The team continues game preparations Thursday and Friday leading up to Saturday's game day. Georgia State and Utah State kick off at 3:30 p.m. ET at Albertson's Stadium. The game will be nationally televised on ESPN.