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When all is said and done, Syracuse will be competing with at least one other major college program for the services of 6-foot-10, 280-pound junior center DaJuan Coleman.
So says his AAU coach, Jim Hart.
“It’s going to be somebody and Syracuse,” Hart said Wednesday. “If there’s five or six schools, the final two is probably going to be somebody and Syracuse.”
Could that “somebody” be Kentucky?
“Obviously, Kentucky and Syracuse are showing him the most love of late,” Hart said.
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(Photo, schedule courtesy Albany Times-Union)
