Jeremiah Coleman brings size, scoring touch, and veteran forward stability to Texas State
In the 2002-03 Texas State season, Jeremiah Coleman was a 6-7 forward who had already proven he could produce as a high-post threat, and his junior-college résumé showed MVP-level impact with 17 points and 8 rebounds per game before joining the Bobcats[3]. The appeal is pretty clear: he offers length, a scorer’s feel, and the ability to stretch or attack from the frontcourt, which makes him more than just a box-score guy[3]. If you want a forward who can help with physicality, touch, and versatility, Coleman looks like a fit; if you need elite athleticism or rim-protection buzz, that’s not his calling card[1][3].
