Prior to UTSA (Summary)
Has accumulated 96 games of experience, playing 33 games with five starts as a wing last season at Oklahoma State. Helping the Cowboys to a 20-15 record and second-round National Invitation Tournament (NIT) appearance, Coleman averaged 6.4 points and 3.8 rebounds in 19.1 minutes, shooting 49.4 percent from the field. Upon his transfer to OSU, Coleman was listed among the Lindy’s Top 100 offseason transfers, coming to Stillwater following two seasons at Seton Hall – where he led the Pirates in scoring, rebounds and was among the steals and assists leaders as a sophomore. As a freshman, Coleman earned Big East All-Freshman honors and played a key role on Seton Hall’s 25-12 NIT Championship team in 2023-24. Named to the All-Met First Team by the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association following his sophomore campaign, Coleman registered 11 games scoring over 20 points out of 23 double-figure games and was 10th among Big East scorers in 2024-25. The Pirates’ offensive centerpiece, he averaged 15.6 points on 38.9 percent shooting from the field and 76.1 percent at the free throw line through 29 starts in 30 games. Pacing the team with 33.6 minutes, Coleman topped the squad with 5.3 rebounds and averaged 1.7 assists and 1.5 steals per outing. His rookie season received the first Seton Hall All-Freshman nod since 2015 after scoring 5.4 points with 2.4 rebounds, shooting 47.5 percent from the field and 71.7 percent at the stripe while playing just 18.2 minutes per game. He scored the most points by a Seton Hall freshman in five years.
Personal and High School
Originally hailing from Fredericksburg, Virginia, Coleman earned a four-star recruit ranking from Rivals, ESPN and 247Sports, listing as the nation’s 18th shooting guard prospect and No. 4 player in Maryland by 247Sports. He averaged 17 ppg as a senior at Alex Harris at Word of God Christian Academy in Fort Washington, Maryland, and played for Team Loaded (VA) and Team Melo (MD) on the AAU circuit.