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Definitely seemed like Coleman was on a pitch count last year. There was also the perpetual bubbling of "he's injured" which who the fuck knows how true that was or if he had bad conditioning. Don't think a college football running back having a pitch count in 2024 is diva behavior at all and wonder if it's in NIL agreements now. Seems like it is and maybe should be the norm. The days of college running backs taking 25+ carries the way Polk and Gaskin would to grind out a win. One thing I did notice last year is sometimes after a big run, Coleman would demand the ball again, but then looked gassed and always got stuffed.

My assumption is Coleman got told at the end of last season that he isn't much more than just a guy right now and a late round pick, at best. So he got his head on straight, got in shape, and is ready to prove he should be a better half of the draft guy.

193 carries last year averaging 15 a game. Johnson had 233 even with a slow start. Gaskin had 259 in 2018!

Ill admit he's got some sweet swag but I don't think prima dona is outside the realm of possibility. Fisch is a coward if he doesn't hand it to him 20 times a game

Look @theknowledge spitting the knowledge.

2016 squad top 3 RBs combined for 408 carries. Gascan 237, Coleman 114, Dotson 57.

Browning shows up having 65 carries but the stats page doesn’t show how many were sacks.

I don't think Coleman is showing any signs of being a prima dona.