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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: GGGG on May 09, 2012, 11:10:11 AM
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Kid from Philadelphia...prepped in Maine. Was a slight MU target last year but went JUCO and didn't have a stellar year. But is still a good get for Benford.
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Kid from Philadelphia...prepped in Maine. Was a slight MU target last year but went JUCO and didn't have a stellar year. But is still a good get for Benford.
ESPN top 100 guy who had to go JUCO, but failed to set the world on fire. Still more material for the truth of rankings aren't gospel.
Was this the guy who was Georgi Dieng's prep school buddy whose commitment to Louisville helped seal Dieng's commitment before Coleman ended up not going to UL due to academics?
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That's Justin Coleman I believe. Justin also was rumored to have given a silent verbal to Marquette.
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That's Justin Coleman I believe. Justin also was rumored to have given a silent verbal to Marquette.
Wasn't that Wayne Blackshear that gave us a silent verbal? Or was it both? Or am I just totally wrong?
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Wow, Buzz really missed a bullet with this Justin Coleman. After signing his LOI with Louisville as part of the 2010 class, he was turned down for admission at Louisville. I know for a while before he signed with UL, he was listed with only MU, then not. Maybe MU held off on his verbal to see if he would be admitted.
After UL turned him down, he went to Marshall where he sat out 2010-2011. This year didn't turn out so good, as shown by the following report from the Sporting News.
"Marshall freshman guard Justin Coleman has been dismissed from the team, three weeks after he had been reinstated from an earlier suspension.
Marshall coach Tom Herrion said Thursday that Coleman was dismissed for conduct detrimental to the program and not upholding its standards and expectations. He didn't provide specifics, but Coleman previously had been suspended for using his cell phone to text friends during a Dec. 29 game against Belmont.
Coleman, a top-50 recruit from Richmond, Va., originally had committed to Louisville but was denied admission to the school. He averaged 5.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game in 17 games this season for Marshall.
Read more: http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-basketball/story/2012-01-26/marshall-dismisses-guard-justin-coleman#ixzz1uPIJaCfy (http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-basketball/story/2012-01-26/marshall-dismisses-guard-justin-coleman#ixzz1uPIJaCfy)
It was Justin Coleman I was thinking of as a top 100 recruit. He was in 2010, as was Gerald Coleman who is still at Providence, I think. Keith Coleman was never ranked in the top 100. He was a 6'9" 240 lb center who MU looked at last year. Posters here loved his picture because he had a "mean" look to him.
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i guess marshall doesn't promote multitasking...
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After UL turned him down, he went to Marshall where he sat out 2010-2011. This year didn't turn out so good, as shown by the following report from the Sporting News.
"Marshall freshman guard Justin Coleman has been dismissed from the team, three weeks after he had been reinstated from an earlier suspension.
The power of Mbao can do that to players.
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The power of Mbao can do that to players.
I didn't know that that was where he ended up. He played in 33 of 35 games, averaging 6.5 minutes. 14.3% shooting, 39.8% FT shooting. 1.8 rebounds, 0.8 blocks, and 1.5 fouls.
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Benford was in on Coleman early on. His signing with NTU is the fruit of that effort.
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Benford was in on Coleman early on. His signing with NTU is the fruit of that effort.
It's UNT, but a great get for Benford. I don't think anyone questioned his recruiting efforts, and it's great to see it paying off early.
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It's UNT, but a great get for Benford. I don't think anyone questioned his recruiting efforts, and it's great to see it paying off early.
A consistent comment from recruits and their families is the strength of Benford's connection with them as people. It should continue to serve him well.
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Benford was in on Coleman early on. His signing with NTU is the fruit of that effort.
Based on his play last year, I think the jury is still out on whether Keith Coleman will be more of a fruit or a vegetable.