Georgia State opened its season with a 76-73 loss to Bowling Green, despite a 45-point combined effort from Jacob Meyer and Jaden Jackson. The Panthers rallied from a 19-point deficit but couldn’t complete the comeback.

By the Numbers
  • Jacob Meyer: 25 points, 7 assists and 2 steals.
  • Jaden Jackson: 20 points, including 6 3-pointers.
  • Georgia State made 15 of 35 3-point attempts and forced 13 turnovers.
Yes, But

The Panthers showed offensive firepower and resilience, but Bowling Green’s 65-46 lead proved too much to overcome. Georgia State coach Jon Cremins praised the team’s effort while noting there are areas to improve.

What's Next

Georgia State hits the road to face Charlotte on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 7 p.m.

Bottom Line

A late surge made it close, but Georgia State’s season opener showed that strong perimeter shooting and standout individual performances must be matched by more consistent play across the game.