Isaiah Coleman

In terms of natural talent alone, there aren’t many guards in the national class who have more sheer ability. He’s long and ultra-smooth with solid size, good athleticism, and an elastic body type. He has soft hands and natural touch, shooting potential, and playmaking instincts. Despite those tools, Coleman could stand to tighten his game across the board, as well as his overall approach. His shooting mechanics need to be more disciplined as he arches his back, has varying release points, and doesn’t always finish his shot. While he’s a smooth handler, he tends to play with the ball too much instead of making quick and decisive moves to get to a straight line. He’s also just in the early stages of reading secondary defenders and utilizing his instinctive talent to make plays for those around him. Coleman is an excellent perimeter rebounder, but his defensive intensity can fluctuate. Physically, he’s just starting to fill-out, but is definitely in need of building up his body. Overall, he’s one of the most talented guards in the class, it’s just a matter of how consistently he puts it all together.