The Georgia State Panthers have brought in Dell McGee, a former Georgia Bulldogs running back, as their new head coach of the program. McGee replaces Shawn Elliott, who left to join South Carolina as their tight ends coach. McGee has an excellent track record as an assistant coach and recruiter for the Bulldogs. And with his hiring, the Georgia State Panthers will be looking forward to a successful season under his guidance.But what does Dell McGee's coaching staff look like at Georgia State? Let us have a look at the other members of the coaching staff who will be working with McGee to lead the Panthers on the field.Georgia State Panthers coaching staffGiven below is the complete list of the Georgia State Panthers' football coaching staff that is currently employed under the program:Head Coach: Dell McGeeOffensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks: Trent McKnightDefensive Coordinator: Chad StaggsAssistant Coach, Assistant Secondary/Cornerbacks, Antreal AllenAssistant Coach, Special Teams Coordinator, Arketa BanksAssistant Coach: Tight Ends, Dan EllingtonAssistant Coach- Wide Receivers, Quinshad DavisAssistant Coach, Offensive Line, John HoltAssistant Coach, Inside Linebackers, Brian LandisAssistant Coach, Defensive Line, Allen SmithHead Strength Coach: Mike SirignanoAssociate AD, Sports Medicine & Nutrition, Bob MurphyAssistant AD, Football Operations, Steve WojcikowskiDirector of On-Campus Recruiting/Player Personnel: Ginny ThompsonDirector of High School Relations: Matt BrennanFootball Video Coordinator: Chantel AudaineEquipment Manager: Nathaniel SimonGraduate Assistant: William HunterAlso Read: $4.7 million NIL-valued Shedeur Sanders opens up about his platform and influencing younger players: "You can't just party"Dell McGee expresses gratitude toward Kirby Smart after being announced as Georgia State's new head coachIn his official statement, Dell McGee thanked Georgia head coach Kirby Smart for his guidance and his journey as a head coach. He went on to talk about his plans for turning the Panthers into a program that can go on to win championships in the future."I've spent 20-plus years coaching in Georgia. As a native of this state, this opportunity to develop student-athletes here has always been the blessing I knew I was preparing for. "I am forever grateful for Coach Smart and the University of Georgia for supporting me in my dream of being of a college head coach. Georgia State is primed for success. As a premier institution in the best city of America, I can't wait to lead the football program as we compete for Championships," McGee said.Can McGee build the Panthers into a championship-winning program?Read More: What teams will not be in EA Sports College Football 25? Taking a look at top teams set to miss out on returning blockbuster