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Ryan Harrow granted waiver to play at Georgia State immediately

The NCAA has granted Kentucky transfer point guard Ryan Harrow immediate eligibility to play at Georgia State.
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‘s chances to be a contender in the Sun Belt took a huge step forward with the NCAA’s decision Wednesday to grant Kentucky transfer point guard Ryan Harrow immediate eligibility.

Harrow is at his third school in four years. He started at NC State before transferring to Kentucky where he sat out and played last season. He transferred to Georgia State to be closer to his home in Atlanta. He sought a waiver for family reasons.

Georgia State coach Ron Hunter said by text Wednesday that Harrow’s eligibility gives the Panthers a chance to be a contender. The Panthers return four starters and add USC transfer Curtis Washington.

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