Georgia State's Inaugural-Era CB with Clutch Playmaking Flair
Jamal Ransby, a cornerstone of Georgia State's inaugural 2010 Panthers team, tallied 62 career tackles and three interceptions across 38 games as a reliable cornerback, highlighted by his game-changing overtime stop in a win over N.C. Central during the 2013 season. His tenacity in solo tackles (12 in 2013 alone) and ball skills make him a gritty, dependable defender—perfect for teams needing veteran intensity and big-moment reliability without flash, though his era suggests he's likely post-collegiate now.
