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S Kurt Coleman (All B1G, All-American)

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Coach Schneider said what does he have to lie about, and if he wants to come to Clayton to personally view the offer sheets he (Crabtree) is more than welcome. Tressel will be in-school to talk with them tom.

Also fwiw an awesome evaluator of talent told me if there is one of the best free safeties he has seen, and compared him to John Lynch in tackling style.
 
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Highstreet said:
Coach Schneider said what does he have to lie about, and if he wants to come to Clayton to personally view the offer sheets he (Crabtree) is more than welcome. Tressel will be in-school to talk with them tom.

Also fwiw an awesome evaluator of talent told me if there is one of the best free safeties he has seen, and compared him to John Lynch in tackling style.
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i certainly didnt mean to start a fuss about this. I just found it funny that crabtree immediatly jumped on this when he inferred that coleman was misrepresenting his offers yet it was from his coach in an article on rivals.
 
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5/27/05

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Date: May 27, 2005

Kurt Coleman of Clayton (Oh.) Northmont is one of the top defensive back prospects you'll see this year. Coleman boasts offers from Ohio State as well as several other programs and is high on the OSU program. We have video clips of this prospect today; check them out to see one of the top recruits in the state in action.
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Scout.com has posted video of Coleman in action. Very impressive video.
 
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BGriffBuckeye said:
That first clip in the SunShine Prep video is sick. He is a great tackler and showed tremendous speed.
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Yeah, he gets a name for himself by making nine interceptions in ten games, yet those two clips alone are nasty, and those are big hits in run support. He's obviously a very high-end DB whether as a Safety or CB.
 
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Kurt Coleman Update!

</TD><TD noWrap width=3></TD><TD vAlign=top>By Chris Pool Midwest Recruiting Analyst
Date: Jun 15, 2005

Clayton (Ohio) Northmont cornerback Kurt Coleman had a surprisingly good visit to Kansas State a few weeks ago but according to the 5-foot-11, 180-pounder, it was Iowa that blew him away. Could Coleman be headed to Iowa City to play his college football?
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"Iowa was incredible," Kurt Coleman said. "I had a great time. The facilities are excellent. The stadium is being renovated and I felt very comfortable there.

"I didn't commit. I'm going to Ohio State tomorrow and I'm going to Tennessee next week. I'd also like to check out West Virginia and Cincinnati.

"I still can't stop talking about Iowa. Coach Ferentz is one of the most down to earth guys I've met.

"Iowa isn't a program that is up and coming. They've arrived. They are beating teams like Florida and LSU in bowl games and Iowa is always in the hunt for the Big Ten championship."

Word around the campfire is that these unofficial visits are nothing more than a vacation for Coleman. Many feel that Kurt will commit to Ohio State very soon.

We asked the man himself what he thought about the rumors that he will be giving the Buckeys his verbal commitment before the end of the month.

"I'm going to commit by the end of the month but Ohio State isn't a lock," Coleman explained.

"I'm going to spend the day at Ohio State tomorrow, check out the facilities, the campus, the whole nine yards. I'm going to make the best decision for myself.

"Iowa is way up there now and I still wnat to visit Tennessee before I make a decision."

As a junior, Coleman had 92 tackles and 10 interceptions.
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