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KhiJohnn Cummings-Coleman KhiJohnn Cummings-Coleman 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Coon Rapids | 2024 State MN – our sixth-ranked player coming out of the 2024 class – is being recruited by numerous Division I programs. The 6’0 190, pound Coon…
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Continue ReadingKhiJohnn Cummings-Coleman KhiJohnn Cummings-Coleman 5'11" | 180 lbs | WR Coon Rapids | 2024 State MN – our sixth-ranked player coming out of the 2024 class – is being recruited by numerous Division I programs. The 6’0 190, pound Coon Rapids receiver took a few minutes to talk about what he has been up to this offseason and his plans for this summer.
How did it go for you last season?rnI had a good season. I feel like I did everything I could, and that turned out to be something that led to a lot of team accomplishments and individual accomplishments.
Where did you typically line up?rnAt the beginning of the season, I would line up wide on the right side of the field. In mid-season, I started moving around a lot. I would play wide, in the slot, in the backfield. I would be in motion a lot.
What are your strengths as a wide receiver?rnI can catch the ball but I think it is my speed and acceleration. I think my creativity with the ball is also a strength.
How was the switch from running back as a freshman to a receiver as a sophomore?rnIt was difficult. I was going from freshman running back to a starting varsity wide receiver. The techniques moving from running back to wide receiver were tough.
What football skills have you focused on this offseason?rnI have focused on my speed, route running, and my hands. I have been working on my release of the line of scrimmage.
What did you do athletically in the winter and spring seasons?rnBasically, this winter, I went to a training facility two or three times a week. We focused on football skills, weightlifting, and speed. This spring, I ran track for the first time. I ran the 100, 200, 4X100, 4X200, and I high jumped a little bit. I went to State in the 4X100. We got to the finals at State.
What is your football plan this summer?rnI started a football summer camp with my team. I am working on my strength and speed. I am going to work on my route running and hands but also some defensive work to see if I can play some defense. If not, at least I can have that there to make myself more of a weapon.
How has the recruiting process gone for you?rnIt has been good. There have been some stressful moments with coaches texting every other day. It is something that I am trying to enjoy and be happy for.
What are you looking for in a school?rnI want to stay close to home so my mom can watch me play. I am looking at the school, academics, and the community. I want to have a good connection with the staff and the team.
Who are the schools that seem to be most interested in you at this point?rnIowa State, Central Michigan, and Northern Illinois have been the most interested in me. I just took an official visit to Central Michigan last week. have been to the NIU and Iowa State campuses a few times.