Georgia State Panthers

What an absolute car wreck in the top 10 of CFB today The chaos that makes this sport great

Still a game story to be written about...all that For @gsupanthertalk: Takeaways from Panthers' disappointing defeat at JMU https://t.co/z4pywT8XOU

Georgia State coach Dell McGee after the team's 49-22 loss to James Madison: "We didn't play well, didn't coach well, didn't do nothing right the first half. Dug ourselves in a huge hole, they had all the momentum. Just very disappointed in our coaching and our performance on the field."

FINAL: James Madison 49, Georgia State 22 The Panthers were far from the quality needed to compete with the best of the Sun Belt. They didn't quit but didn't give themselves a chance with a poor first half. GSU falls to 4-2 (1-1 in SBC) https://t.co/CkTaD7afeM

Fumble by Xavier Butler recovered by JMU and GSU will lose the turnover margin once more, in one last last death blow.

One more blow at the death from James Madison, as Miles Halbert (arguably player of the game with his onside kick recovery) gets a 22-yard touchdown catch from JC Evans. James Madison 49, Georgia State 22, 1:00 left

Ayden Pereira with a 1-yard touchdown run, a play after his 15-yard pass to Grant Hollier down to the goal line. Two-point try is once again no good. In a big win for the "Stats can lie" argument, Georgia State is only being outgained 432-353 right now 42-22 JMU, 7:10 left

Cameran Brown's day seems to be over as Ayden Pereira leads the offense on the field for Georgia State. Brown was 13 of 25 for 134 yards with one touchdown and one interception. He was far from their only issue, but the Panthers needed a lot more from their QB today.

Morgan Suarez is 0-2 on field goals for JMU in this quarter, keeping the scores where they are at 42-16 with 10:09 remaining. Good pass breakup by Kelan Butler on the sideline on that last play.

As #8 goes, so goes GSU's offense He's been off it today and that last near-interception was as clear an indicator as it gets.

Certainly the story of the day. I don't buy any sense of complacency, but sometimes time off can be a bad thing. They were rolling two weeks ago and had to wait. Add in a couple gameplan wrinkles they added which haven't been effective and the bye week was clearly a negative.

At the end of three quarters: James Madison 42, Georgia State 16 Not long to go now https://t.co/laNmF7xUH4

Another 4th-down stop by JMU's defense Georgia State now a combined 5-of-14 on 3rd and 4th. James Madison? 4-of-6 on 3rd.

12-yard rushing touchdown for George Pettway, it's 42-16 JMU with 7:27 left in the 3rd quarter. Points were basically academic with the short field, but still not much resistance exhibited. Toooough day for the GSU defense.

Little hard-headed and it feels like one of those things they added to the playbook, so they want to keep going back to it. The regular run game has been working fine this half.