Glenn Coleman’s FIU résumé: explosive veteran with proven big-play juice
In the 2014 season, Glenn Coleman gave FIU a legit vertical threat, finishing with 23 catches for 468 yards and 3 touchdowns, good for a hefty 20.35 yards per catch[5]. His 2010 breakout—59 receptions for 848 yards and 5 touchdowns—shows he can win downfield and stretch coverage[8]. FIU’s career records page also places him among the program’s notable all-time receivers for yards per catch, underscoring his big-play profile[9]. If you want speed, separation, and a receiver who can tilt a defense, he fits the bill.
