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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 568027, member: 716"] I agree with that analysis of Coleman. When he uses an unnecessary dribble or shoots from his shoulder against Section 3 kids, he scores over them. When he does those things against college kids (and not just Division I college kids), he gets stripped or rejected. Learning how to play defense will get him more minutes, but he'll never be an effective player if he can't lose the dribble/shot put hitches. He works very hard; I don't doubt he'll get the former (though more game minutes would help; he's kind of caught in a vicious cycle). As for the latter, that's anyone's guess. Would be nice if somebody could send him to a big man camp this summer and get a few weeks of high level instruction. [/QUOTE]