ATLANTA -- In addition to schemes and techniques, Alex Stoehr and the Georgia State offensive line are working on chemistry as the Panthers continue preseason drills in preparation for their Sept. 2 season opener vs. Ball State.
The Panthers held their second practice of preseason camp Friday morning on a quick turnaround after a rain-delayed first workout Thursday evening.
"It always takes a little time to get back into the swing of things, but the summer conditioning really helped out. I think everyone is in good shape," said Stoehr, the Panthers' starting right guard.
The junior from Suwanee, Ga.