The Atlanta Jam has consistently been one of the best spring stages for players at the non-major level to elevate their profile with college coaches. Team M.O.A.M forward Kaleb Coleman took full advantage of the crowded baselines full of coaches over the weekend. 

The 6-foot-5 forward from Orlando (FL) Oakridge was outstanding for his team at the Atlanta Jam and proved to be one of the toughest inside-outside match-ups in the field. 

He’s long and athletic and scored in the paint with putbacks, back to the basket moves and in transition. He also shined as a face-up scorer. Coleman was as versatile as any player in the field. 

A quality student, Coleman has already peaked the interest from the likes of Dartmouth, Furman, Rice and The Citadel. A host of other schools were on hand to see him in action at the Atlanta Jam. 

Don’t be surprised to see Coleman’s recruitment grow legs now that the spring evaluation period is the books. Team M.O.A.M. won the Pitt Jam Fest Platinum division and finished 4-1 at the Atlanta Jam. Coleman was a big contributor in every game.