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Anyone know much about this Freddy Coleman? 12.8 pts and 3.3 assists isn't that impressive. Maybe I am missing something.
St. Paul standout signs basketball letter with Bison: Softball signs two
By Jeff Kolpack, The Forum
Published Thursday, November 17, 2005
One week after landing one of South Dakota’s best athletes, the North Dakota State men’s basketball program turned the trick in Minnesota.
Guard Freddy Coleman of St. Paul Johnson, considered one of the best athletes in the Twin Cities metro area, signed a letter of intent with the Bison on Wednesday. The 6-foot-3 wing joins Michael Tveidt of Pierre, S.D., in the 2006 Bison freshmen class.
Coleman is a standout football player for Johnson, too. A Twin Cities newspaper recently made comparisons to Michael Vick because of his athleticism.
Coleman averaged 12.8 points and 3.3 points as a junior.
“He’s a matchup nightmare because he can play on the perimeter and has the ability to get to the rim,” said Johnson basketball coach Vern Simmons. “The Bison have done their homework.”
NDSU head coach Tim Miles said he wasn’t sure Coleman would commit during the NCAA’s early signing period, which ended Wednesday.........
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St. Paul standout signs basketball letter with Bison: Softball signs two
By Jeff Kolpack, The Forum
Published Thursday, November 17, 2005
One week after landing one of South Dakota’s best athletes, the North Dakota State men’s basketball program turned the trick in Minnesota.
Guard Freddy Coleman of St. Paul Johnson, considered one of the best athletes in the Twin Cities metro area, signed a letter of intent with the Bison on Wednesday. The 6-foot-3 wing joins Michael Tveidt of Pierre, S.D., in the 2006 Bison freshmen class.
Coleman is a standout football player for Johnson, too. A Twin Cities newspaper recently made comparisons to Michael Vick because of his athleticism.
Coleman averaged 12.8 points and 3.3 points as a junior.
“He’s a matchup nightmare because he can play on the perimeter and has the ability to get to the rim,” said Johnson basketball coach Vern Simmons. “The Bison have done their homework.”
NDSU head coach Tim Miles said he wasn’t sure Coleman would commit during the NCAA’s early signing period, which ended Wednesday.........
Full link:
http://www.in-forum.com/articles/ind...section=Sports