Shawn Elliott won a good number of games as Georgia State’s head football coach.
The Panthers were 41-44 during his seven-year tenure, but they appeared in and won bowl games in three of his last four seasons. In 2023, they were 7-6 overall and won the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
With Elliott going to South Carolina, Georgia State head coach Dell McGee was tasked with helping the Panthers become one of the top programs in the Sun Belt.
Here’s more about McGee and his resume.
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What’s Georgia State Head Coach Dell McGee’s Salary?
Dell McGee signed a five-year deal with about $850,000 in annual pay, per FootballScoop. He made $853,000 in total pay in 2024, according to USA Today.
Dell McGee’s Coaching History
| Years | Team | Position |
| 2024-present | Georgia State | HC |
| 2019-23 | Georgia | Run Game Coordinator/RBs |
| 2018 | Georgia | Assistant HC/RBs |
| 2016-17 | Georgia | RBs |
| 2014-15 | Georgia Southern | RBs/Interim HC |
| 2013 | Auburn | Analyst |
What’s Georgia State Head Coach Dell McGee’s Record?
Dell McGee is 4-9 in the FBS as a head coach. He was Georgia Southern’s interim head coach when the Eagles won the GoDaddy Bowl in 2015.
How Old Is Georgia State Head Coach Dell McGee?
Dell McGee is 51 years old.
Georgia State Head Coach Dell McGee’s Background
McGee was one of the most respected positional coaches in the country before heading to Georgia State.
He coached running backs at Georgia for eight years. He was also the team’s assistant head coach in 2018 and a run game coordinator from 2019 to 2023.
Four different Bulldogs rushed for more than 1,000 yards in one season during that time – Nick Chubb, Sony Michel, D’Andre Swift, and Elijah Holyfield – who all went on to become pro players. Five former Georgia running backs who McGee worked with – Chubb, Michel, Swift, James Cook, and Zamir White – were selected in the first four rounds of the NFL Draft.
McGee is familiar with the Sun Belt, as he worked at Georgia Southern as a running backs coach from 2014-15 and interim head coach for the team’s 2015 bowl game win.
He was an analyst at Auburn, his alma mater, in 2013. He played as a defensive back there from 1992-95 before playing for the Arizona Cardinals, Detroit Lions, and other pro teams in the Arena Football League, XFL, and NFL Europe.
He coached at the high school level from 2002-12.
