Shawn Elliott Resigns as Georgia State Head Coach

Elliott steps down to take assistant coaching position at South Carolina, citing family reasons.

Shawn Elliott leaves his position as head coach of Georgia State to become the tight ends coach at South Carolina, prioritizing family.
Elliott's departure comes unexpectedly during the second day of spring practice, leading to the postponement of practice and the spring game.
In his seven seasons at Georgia State, Elliott led the team to five bowl games and maintained a commitment to family despite professional demands.
Georgia State now faces the challenge of finding a new head coach late in the cycle, with several potential candidates being considered.
Elliott's move highlights the ongoing trend of coaches leaving positions for personal reasons or for roles at more prominent programs.