Tuesday Is DaJuan Coleman Day For Syracuse, Kentucky & Ohio State
by Sean Keeley on Oct 24, 2011 3:33 PM EDT
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Jamesville-DeWitt big man DaJuan "For The Last Time I Am Not Derrick's Son" Coleman will finally make his decision on where to attend school and play basketball for 1-2 years on Tuesday at 2:30pm ET.
Coleman is choosing between the hometown Syracuse Orange, Kentucky Wildcats and Ohio State Buckeyes.
While many have suspected Coleman would always go with the hometown team, I've always had my doubts. From what little I can surmise from his comments and actions, I just get the sense he doesn't want to be another guy who stayed home just because he was supposed to.
Whether purposfully or not, he always comes off awkward when discussing SU. "My thoughts on them are big." Huh? "My thoughts of them are real good." Wha? Either he's been media-trained a little too much or he's evading...I can't tell.
That said, I wouldn't be completely shocked if he did choose SU. But if he doesn't, don't believe anyone who says its a shocking upset or a crushing blow for the Orange. Yes, we'd love to have him and his stocky frame, but we will survive just fine without him.
Coleman visited Kentucky for their Midnight Madness event a few weeks back. Calipari knows how to work guys like DaJuan, but keep in mind that there a LOT of other top prospects there as well. Coleman could have walked away thinking this was the place for him or he could have walked away thinking he'll never be a star there.
He visited Ohio State last week and is said to have a very strong relationship with OSU's Jared Sullinger.
Finally, he made his official visit to Syracuse this past weekend. He spent some time in the Dome with the team and, I'm assuming, heard his name announced over the loudspeaker like they do in all the movies about college recruits visiting schools. That's all I imagine recruiting consists of.
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Being the glass half full kind of guy that I am....
….I don’t think he’ll commit to his hometown team….
So much easier being a pessimist; if he does, I will be elated. If he doesn’t, meh….
Sean, I know they rarely do this for hoops guys (that I know if, anyway), but will this be televised on the mothership or the U at all????
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WTF?
I swear I didn’t enter this twice and it actually had a body in the message….and I am sober….I am punishing myself by not posting here for 24 hours…
But – what I had said was: "I don’t get the feeling he’s committing here"….And then some smartass comment afterwards….Whatever….talk to you tomorrow after 4pmET….
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I am so confused....
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Does anyone know if
Coleman attended the SU/WV game Friday night? That place was straight up rocking. If he was there, he got a taste of what it would be like to win big in the loud house. He won’t get that at UK or OH State cause SU will put up 34K.
He's from Syracuse
I’m pretty sure he’s seen what it’s like when Syracuse wins big…in basketball at least.
by GoBillsGoCuse on Oct 24, 2011 7:40 PM EDT up reply actions
UK puts more people in seats
http://blog.syracuse.com/orangebasketball/2010/05/syracuse_once_again_no_2_in_nc.html
- 15 out of the last 16 seasons.
You guys have a bigger house, but we fill ours up every game.
Hope he sees this and this sways him down to Lex, KY. Where the girls are hotter, the horses are faster, and the fans are really fans!
by Justin Smothers on Oct 25, 2011 12:13 PM EDT up reply actions
No you're not.. lol
You have 34,000 seats and only average 22,000 per game. I bet that big place feels lonely when you’re playing Cornell and Tulane, with 12,000 in attendance.
We seat 24,000+ and average 24,000+. And yes, the girls in Lexington are smokin’ hot!!!
Maybe he should review the 1996 Championship Game. He’s got time to watch Delk and Mercer rip you a new one! lol
by Justin Smothers on Oct 25, 2011 12:23 PM EDT up reply actions
I bet that a game that was played when he was 3 yrs old will mean a lot!
(although Julie B. is from UK, so he might be on to something with ‘teh hotness’)
F#&% the Big East
Nothing better do when you get bored throwing it in your cousin....
….even if it happens to be a female (this time)….May as well go see UK beat up on the lowly ranks of the SEC….
Did you watch that 96 game? Just wondering, because a HUGE underdog made your highly paid players and fans sweat all that Bourbon out until the end….
Sure, your women are hotter….They’re even hotter at UGA and Ole Miss, but I don’t see anyone beating down their doors to play hoops there….
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I don't think it's news
That UK leads the nation in attendence. Everyone who follows college basketball knows this. I don’t think that the deciding factor will be, “Well, kentucky averages 2K more people per night”.
And the girls are hotter isn’t much of an argument either. There are plenty of smokin’ hot girls at Syracuse, and DeJuan will likely have his pick.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 1:13 PM EDT up reply actions
UK wouldn't sell out the Dome
Not very many people are begging to shell out money to sit a football field’s length away from the court, but we manage to do it.
I'm sure UK could do it
Not on a nighly basis, but for bigger games. But I also fully expect them to put the court in the middle of the Dome and use the whole thing when Duke and UNC start coming to town. I fully expect the Dome to be near, if not at, capacity for those occasions. We’ll see what the national attendence figures are like then.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 2:01 PM EDT up reply actions
I might even drag my broken old butt
up to the Dome myself to see 45,000 on hand for SU v Duke…
F#&% the Big East
you gotta think
He’s considering playing time and we have 3 very serviceable big men that will probably be here for another 2-3 years.
would love to have him. can you imagine Fab, BMK, X-mas, and Dejuan in our frontcourt.
watch out Big East …err… ACC.
He goes to UK and they are looking for his replacement in the 2013 class...
he comes to Cuse and you might not see a Center recruit for 2-3 years.
by PointBlankPeriodPeriod on Oct 24, 2011 4:28 PM EDT up reply actions
Heard so much about this kid.
I have a feeling he is leaving town. It is such a fishbowl for a guy like him. That said, I’d be ecstatic to get him. You can never have too much depth and the 4 and 5 spots.
Good luck to him wherever he goes… unless he leaves and is playing the ’Cuse (of course)!
Come on Dejuan!!
You were born to be an orangemen!! Its hard to say now, but I think Coleman could still start as a freshman. I think he is better then Christmas right now.
by Mike Will is DoubleDown on Oct 24, 2011 4:14 PM EDT reply actions
FYI - That link about DaJuan visiting Ohio State is outdated.
Instead of taking that official to Ohio State, he took his official to SU. It was then said that DaJuan would visit Ohio State this weekend…..but now it appears he may never make an official visit there, if he is to decide tomorrow. Pretty much rules them out, I’d imagine.
"WHEN THE WAGON BLASTER TAKES OFF dont try to get in. THE SPACESES ARE LIMITED FOR WINNING ATTITUDE GODZILLA IS COMING GET READY" - abayarde
My thoughts...
Considering he’s known Syracuse for so long now and assumingly so well by now, if he really wanted to come here he probably would have commited earlier. Don’t feel the heart for SU is there that i would have hoped for. That said.. if he commits to SU.. HOORRAAYYYY.
Warm Weather
He’s going to Kentucky to play basketball. He’ll play four years there and then be our starting DE for a year in football. He’s going to pick warm weather over another Syracuse winter. His heart says Cuse, but his college experience will choose UK.
SU winters suck. I was there in grad school. It started snowing 10/31 and ended when we beat Texas in the Final Four. Great times, but awful winters.
"44 is embarrassing you!"
If he chooses UK ...
…we’ll know it’s because I left my couch to go to work ……….
"44 is embarrassing you!"
someone gave him a pass when no SU activity was occurring
guess we didn’t clearly define SU activity
F#&% the Big East
predictions for kentuckys 2012 recruitment class
goodwin is only player to commit and is ruled ineligble…..cal put all his stock on get players on the top of the espn top100 so after the top picks against UK he just offers players further and further down the list (has already started with amile jefferson who cal said was a back up in case alex polythress is going elsewhere and amile is still buying into his bs) but cals efforts are to little to late and due to all his players going to the nba he has to play walkons…kentucky doesnt make even the NIT and Cal gets fired and booed out of kentucky..
but seriously though to the post above I doubt weather would have anything to do with his decision at all if it did he would goto USF…. hes a basketball player, they dont play or practice outside..most of that timeframe you mentioned players lives are spent playing, practicing, and training INSIDE…….plus he is from here and is used to the weather
Starting DE in 2016?
A kid who’s NEVER played a down of football in his life will turn down the NBA to pick up a new sport at the age of 23.
You’re as nuts as your old man.
Jimmy Graham of the Saints
He only played 1 year of college football and is now a rising star in the NFL after playing basketball at Miami
Not saying that Coleman can do this but its not unheard of to switch sports at peek of athletic career
Antonio Gates
hadn’t played FB since HS and was the best TE in football before his foot blew up on him. It seems to me that former basketball players do very well in football.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 1:08 PM EDT up reply actions
Please tell me you guys aren't missing the obvious reference to Paulus....
Please????
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No
But playing QB is a lot different that playing TE or DE
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 1:14 PM EDT up reply actions
And besides
I saw Paulus play both QB and PG when he was at CBA. he wasn’t really that good at either.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 1:15 PM EDT up reply actions
Did Coleman play football at all at JD?
A kid his size had to have played for a little while.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 1:57 PM EDT up reply actions
It snows in syracuse? Wow. I've never been!
But seriously, not everyone makes their college decision based on weather. Otherwise I’d have graduated from Vanderbilt and gone to grad school at NC State.
'Cuse 2010, Michigan 2012
Hold up
Is that what they call that stuff that piled up on the ground every winter I was there?
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 1:58 PM EDT up reply actions
Dude,
half of us LIVE here. And he lives here. He knows the winters suck. That’s not to say he doesn’t want to get out of it, but if he’s picking based on weather, then Kentucky can have him.
Kentucky isn't exactly warm
It’s not Florida or Texas or SoCal. Yeah, the winters are milder, but it’s not like he’ll be hitting up the beach in February either. I don’t think weather plays a factor at all, especially since he’s from the ’Cuse.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 11:11 AM EDT up reply actions
Ohio St and Kentucky will both have big holes to fill in the middle after this season.
He could walk right in the door at either place and be a starter, and be a guy looked to for a contribution.
If he comes to Syracuse he has Fab, Keita, Christmas in front of him as a bigmen, looking for minutes, and he has a lot of returning wing players competing for shots.
It was the same thing with Tobias Harris who make the total perfect choice for himself. He picked a place where he could start, and be one of the top weapons right out of the gate at TN. If I were Coleman I’d go to Ohio St. where they will simply pencil him into Sullinger’s spot.
dont think thats an argument you can make in this situation
the only other player at the 4 is xmas so thats who hed be splitting time with, with fair expanding his game and joseph leaving he will be strictly at the 3. right now the only people SU is recruting our power fowards, it really the only posistion that will be lacking next year. also if he is truely as good as advertised there is no way beohiem wouldnt give tons of pt and run the offense through him and im sure he told that to him this weekend
even if they su doesnt get him they will be stacked
unless su makes a title run and loses most there players to the nba (which could happen) su is going to be stacked top to bottom next year with fair and grant ready to fill in for joseph and like 3 gaurd who could take scoops spot. with more improvement and experience expect next years team to have similiar expectations as this year. Adding coleman to the group would make them completely stacked at every posistion with at least 5 allamericans (mcd or jordan)
Isn't Harris a bad example?
I imagine he regrets going to TN after the chaos surrounding Bruce Pearl and the TN program last year. Besides, Syracuse could have just shifted Jackson to the 5 and started Harris at the 4 last year, bringing Fab and/or Keita off the bench (or possibly redshirting Keita). It isn’t like Jackson didn’t play the 5 for large chunks of the game as it was.
Mixed feelings on this
Really want him to stay, but my gut says he’s leaving for Kentucky. But I think I’ve been assuming that for so long now just to reduce my disappointment if he does
by headydoo on Oct 24, 2011 5:00 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Anyone growing up in Syracuse
should want to play for us. Period.
If you have family somewhere else, fine. Go play there.
If you want warmer weather, fine. Go play somewhere nice. Like Pepperdine, San Diego St., Arizona, Miami, South Florida, any number of places where it is warm. But don’t go to Ohio State or Kentucky because of the weather.
But if you want to play the highest level of basketball, it’s no farther than right down the road. If you want to play against Mississippi St. and Missouri in hoops… or Wisconsin or Iowa… that’s just settling. Going to Kentucky and playing with a bunch of all-americans just says that you aren’t interested in anything other than the NBA. Going to Ohio St.? Good god.
Elite (Kentucky) or otherwise, there is no better program than Syracuse. As an SU fan, that’s just the way I feel and will always feel.
Dictated, but not read.
by ezcuse on Oct 24, 2011 5:04 PM EDT reply actions 2 recs
Annnnnnnd
now I don’t need to say anything on this subject.
Born in '87, Orange fan since '86
by StealthTurkey on Oct 24, 2011 5:16 PM EDT up reply actions
When did Missouri start playing UK? I’m pretty sure UK has one of the hardest schedules this year. Teams they play in the top 10: North Carolina, Louisville, Vanderbilt, Florida. Top 25: Kansas, Alabama. So you cannot say Kentucky’s schedule is “just settling”. By the way, whats wrong if a kid has a dream to play in the league? If going to Kentucky helps you get to the NBA then why not?
Try to keep up
Mizzou is headed to the SEC. I could have used LSU or South Carolina if it makes you feel better.
Dictated, but not read.
I grew up in Massachusetts
And I didn’t even look at a single school in Mass, even with all the great schools in Boston. I wanted to be away from home so I could grow up and learn how to live on my own.
Obviously, I’m not a D-I athlete, but I can see how an 18-year-old kid could think the same way I did when looking at schools.
Some people like to stay home, but some people want to experience different parts of the country. Can’t really blame a kid from Syracuse for wanting to see what else is out there.
http://cusepulp.blogspot.com/
by Lots of Pulp on Oct 25, 2011 10:36 AM EDT up reply actions
I just hope
that he come to SU, but if he doesn’t I really hope the SU fans stay classy. This is an 18 year old kid and I know when I was 18 the last place I wanted to go to college was Cortland. Nothing against the programs at Cortland, it was just 15 minutes from home and I didn’t want to stay home. DC may very well feel the same way.
Would you go
to Cortland if you knew you would a campus legend? A god who can be admired by not only your fellow students, but everyone you grew up with?
by Mike Will is DoubleDown on Oct 24, 2011 5:25 PM EDT up reply actions
You say this as if Syracuse fans don’t have a history of being especially harsh towards home town kids.
If he’s a star, he’ll be admired everywhere he goes.
'Cuse 2010, Michigan 2012
I grew up in Cuse
And when I graduated, I went to SUNY Albany for undergrad. I had to get out of town for a bit, so I can definitely understand if he doesnt want to stay. I think we’d all love it if he stayed, but would understand if he left.
Yes, this, thank you
It’s embarrassing when a bunch of grown men (and a few women) harass a college kid for choosing to go away from home. Shockingly, many kids do want to leave home. And it has nothing to do with their view of the school or the program at home. Sometimes you just want to see some other part of the world.
I’ll be glad if we get him because the SU coaching staff wants him. But if he doesn’t come here, I don’t blame him for the choice. And in the end, we still have Boeheim and Hopkins. Recruits come and go.
'Cuse 2010, Michigan 2012
by Orange22 on Oct 24, 2011 8:07 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Screw that
Like him, I grew up in the Syracuse area. My dream before I was 10 years old was to play for Syracuse. I would have walked on… ran on… done ANYTHING to play for Syracuse. In anything. But, alas, I don’t have enough talent to hold Bernie Fine’s clipboard though. So that was way out of the question.
To be a basketball stud… and grow up in a basketball town… and then want to play somewhere else? I just don’t get it.
Does it make him a bad or evil person if he leaves? Of course not. But I don’t get it and I never will.
Dictated, but not read.
Agreed.
I grew up in Connecticut. Before I was 10 years old, I hated UConn. Before I chose colleges, I hated UConn. My number 1 goal was to get enough financial aid ANYWHERE that I would NOT have to go to UConn.
EVERYONE I grew up with loves UConn. My entire town loves UConn. I just wanted to get several hours away from home.
Again, lots of people want to go away from home. You can be a basketball player and grow up in a basketball town and still be just like any other kid and want to go live somewhere that your mom cannot drop in at you whenever she feels like it, you don’t have to have Sunday brunch with your grand mother, you aren’t stuck around the same lame people you went to high school with.
I don’t see why a basketball kid in a basketball town should be any different than any other kid living choosing a college. There are a lot of reasons to leave home. I appreciate that you grew up in Syracuse and didn’t want to go anywhere else. But some people want to see more of the country than that.
'Cuse 2010, Michigan 2012
Did I set this off with the weather comment?
Hope not. It was more tongue-in-cheek.
I grew up a diehard Cuse fan from NJ. My father is from Syracuse. We had season tickets to the Dome. I still have my Tim Green autographed photo in my office. I wrote him when I was 8 years old and he wrote back. I think I wore a Syracuse shirt to seventh grade every day of the week.
That being said, I didn’t go to Syracuse. I went to UMass for sports management because that was what was best for me. I didn’t even apply to Syracuse.
Just because you grow up with a college connection doesn’t mean you go to school there. Now I was fortunate to go to SU for grad school (2003!), but I wouldn’t change my undergrad choice for anything.
UK is been putting kids into the NBA for years now. Whether Boeheim has a winning system with the 2-3 zone or not, if he chooses UK, he will be a featured center, play right away and can bounce to the NBA and get that “un-tapped-talent” NBA contract he, no doubt, wants. If he goes to Cuse, he will have to earn his way into the rotation and perform to J.B.’s expectations. (rightfully so)
I saw a post earlier about “Going to Kentucky and playing with a bunch of all-americans just says that you aren’t interested in anything other than the NBA;” You’re the No. 15 recruit in the country and you’re the top center in the country. If you are NOT thinking NBA, you’re an idiot. If you have aspirations to become a doctor and you graduate pre-med top of your class and choose a top medical school, you better have aspirations to be a doctor. Why should it be any different for Dajuan? He has the right skills at this point in his life with the prototypical body-type to dominate at his position.
Let’s all breath in, hope he chooses SU and cheer the kid on for as long as he is an Orangeman. If he goes to UK or OSU, we’ll boo him and hopefully see him playing QB for us at the end of his four-years.
I want him to choose SU for all the reasons this board says, but seeing a kid, with this kind of expectations, stay in his hometown is rare. Especially from the Syracuse area.
I’ll be the first one saying “GIVE HIM #44 if he chooses Syracuse” and be his biggest fan. All I am saying is it’s very rare. I hope in this one rare occurrence, Syracuse benefits with his talents.
"44 is embarrassing you!"
You mean your
entire town loves uconn when they are winning.
Im in the same boat. I sent in my uconn ap after the dead line just so I wouldnt get accepted. Mom made me apply, but she didnt say when.
May Doug Marrone bless you and keep you.
SU gives you the chance to play in the Big East & ACC....
assuming he is not a “one and done.” Without having stats to back it up, I bet the BE and ACC have placed more peeps in the NBA than the B10 and SEC.
have someone check this guys facts............
for one he cancelled his official visit to OSU after he visited syracuse…also a source close to the situation says he is going to pick SU… also he has always given the impression that he was wide open but leading toward SU…… when they first picked up rakeem christmas he said that he am him were so tight that gives SU the slight edge
Not sure how legit this is, but...
http://twitter.com/#!/AdamZagoria/status/128574260150153216
@AdamZagoria Adam Zagoria
Source close to the DaJuan Coleman camp says he expects the Jamesville-DeWitt big man to stay local and attend Syracuse
Never argue with an idiot. They'll bring you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
That would be awesome....
Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome…..
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Axe just wrapped his show
And said a ‘source’ said he was staying local with a verbal commit. Mind you it’s only verbal. The sharks can still swim,,,,
Verbal's all anyone can do right now
until it’s LOI time, which for basketball is in February as I recall.
We will not rest until we see these capitalist octopuses annihilated.
-Che Marrone
That's football
Basketball has two signing periods: The early period (which this year is from November 11-17) and the regular period (starting April 13, 2012). So there wouldn’t be that long a wait.
Never argue with an idiot. They'll bring you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
Right
Will be concerned if he does sign in early period after verbal now.
We’ll see if this happens somehow i feel this is all part of some misdirection campaign orchestrated by Calipari.
That's a bit too conspiracy theorist for my taste
Though I guess it depends on the size of the check Calipari offered (or Airborne Express box full of cash, which is how Kentucky rolled in the past)
Never argue with an idiot. They'll bring you down to their level and then beat you with experience.
Good, because if he went to Kentucky, I would have to boo him.
Yeah seriously, I would boo him.
Born in '87, Orange fan since '86
by StealthTurkey on Oct 24, 2011 7:33 PM EDT up reply actions
Let us not forget
Both Rautins and Triche also went to JD then on to Syracuse. I’m sure he is feeling a lot of pressure around the community to stay local. The guy has seen what it’s like to be a basketball star in Syracuse first hand. Staying local is different when it means becoming as big a star as there is in Cuse.
This much I know about the future :
1) There will be a basketball team.
2) It will say “Syracuse” on it.
3) Either Jim Boehiem or Mike Hopkins will be the coach of it.
4) It will be good.
The 'Cuse is in tha house, oh my God oh my God.
by StrawHatGuy on Oct 24, 2011 10:12 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
well said
I just am looking forward to the day (hopefully) when we have this healthy a debate about football recruits
by The Invisible Swordsman on Oct 25, 2011 9:22 AM EDT up reply actions
I'm just concerned
It seems like there are very few big-name recruits in 2012 that are interested in us. We only have one commit for 2012 and that’s Jeremi Grant, who is in the second tier. I’m pretty doubtful that we’ll be sustainable after Scoop and Kris leave, because I have a feeling that at least one other will leave early this year if he has a breakout year. I just think having DaJuan here would be good for our rankings.
That being said, needwise we shouldn’t be going after DaJuan. We really should be going after local point guards, since it seems we really have gone the last few years without a top-notch PG. Scoop, Brandon, Dion, MCW, and Trevor Cooney are all shooting guards by design.
Is this announcement televised at all?
Anyone know????
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Good Luck
To whatever school you choose DaJuan! You are privileged to be able to choose from many elite academic and athletic institutions. Enjoy your time on campus, whether it be 1 season or 4, in Syracuse, Kentucky, or otherwise.
Go Orange!
Top programs keep kids home
It’s the #1 rule of college recruiting. I’ve been saying it for over a year now. Of course, it wouldn’t be a disaster if Coleman went elsewhere. It’s not as if he’ll be settling for less if he goes to OSU or UK. But I’ve always thought that getting an elite prospect like Coleman to stay home would really solidify Syracuse as an perennial elite program. One of those, “they don’t rebuild, they re-load” programs. Syracuse has had great success, but haven’t quite reached the “re-load” tier yet. And this isn’t to say that I expect Coleman individually to be a savior (not that the program needes saving). Just that making local talent virtually untouchable is the hallmark of the truly elite programs and a local player of Coleman’s caliber can be the tipping point.
"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes
by FeloniousPhunk on Oct 25, 2011 11:22 AM EDT reply actions
Is anyone else kind of amazed at what's going on at JD?
I mean 3 legit D I players over the past few years? From a Syracuse high school?
F#&% the Big East
Yeah are they "legit"
or do these kids come to J-D because of this?
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