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The Chicago Sun Times had an article yesterday about Chris Collins trying to fill his staff at Northwestern and they listed some possible candidates. Lots of familiar names listed and quite a few Valley assistants named, one of the names listed is our very own Coach Coleman.
■ Ronald Coleman, Bradley
He's spent just three years in college coaching. First, Coleman was a part of a NCAA Tournament team at Colorado State and then headed to Nebraska with coach Tim Miles, where was the Director of Player of Development. He spent the past year as an assistant Bradley. Even with just three years of experience, Coleman, a graduate of South Shore in the Chicago Public League, is a fixture in the Chicago area with strong ties to the city. He coached at both Whitney Young as an assistant and with the Mac Irvin Fire club program. Northwestern is currently very involved with a pair of Fire players in Morgan Park's Josh Cunningham and Whitney Young's Paul White.
■ Anthony Beane, Southern Illinois
■ Dana Ford, Illinois State
■ Todd Townsend, Drake
I think I remember this name coming up for us a couple years ago as a possible assistant
■ Armon Gates, Loyola
■ Ronald Coleman, Bradley
He's spent just three years in college coaching. First, Coleman was a part of a NCAA Tournament team at Colorado State and then headed to Nebraska with coach Tim Miles, where was the Director of Player of Development. He spent the past year as an assistant Bradley. Even with just three years of experience, Coleman, a graduate of South Shore in the Chicago Public League, is a fixture in the Chicago area with strong ties to the city. He coached at both Whitney Young as an assistant and with the Mac Irvin Fire club program. Northwestern is currently very involved with a pair of Fire players in Morgan Park's Josh Cunningham and Whitney Young's Paul White.
■ Anthony Beane, Southern Illinois
■ Dana Ford, Illinois State
■ Todd Townsend, Drake
I think I remember this name coming up for us a couple years ago as a possible assistant
■ Armon Gates, Loyola
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