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Cameran Brown throws for 2 touchdowns, Georgia State adds 6 on the ground in 59-10 rout of NC A&T

Cameran Brown completed 15 of 20 passes for 190 yards as Georgia State's revamped offense piled up 563 total yards.

  • Georgia State opened its season with a 59-10 victory over the FCS opponent on Friday night, with quarterback Cameran Brown throwing two touchdown passes and six players scoring rushing touchdowns.
  • The Panthers signed 37 transfers and 24 incoming freshmen to revitalize the roster following a difficult season. The roster overhaul positioned Georgia State for a strong start.
  • Georgia State's offense produced 563 total yards, split between 279 passing yards and ground attack. The Panthers scored touchdowns on six consecutive possessions before settling for a field goal.
  • The opponent was held to 209 yards and 10 first downs, falling to 0-2 on the season. Kevin White passed for 122 yards with Anthony Rucker catching their only touchdown on a 61-yard reception.
  • Georgia State travels to Kennesaw State on September 12, while the opponent visits North Carolina Central the same day. Both teams seek momentum heading into conference play.
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Cameran Brown throws for 2 touchdowns, Georgia State adds 6 on the ground in 59-10 rout of NC A&T

Cameran Brown threw two touchdown passes, six players scored rushing touchdowns, and revamped Georgia State rolled past FCS opponent North Carolina A&T 59-10 in the Panthers’ season opener.

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