There was some serious buzz surrounding Coolman’s play at Ball State on Thursday. Fittingly, the 6’5″ point guard earned an offer from the Cardinals before he left campus. He was shooting the ball at a high level from three-point range and dishing out beautiful passes to teammates all over the floor per usual. Coolman is really fun to watch.

If you were to hand out a MVP award from the IBCA Top 100 it just might go to Coolman. The 6’5″ guard from Penn High School was on fire from three-point range. That level of outside shooting is certainly nothing new, but it was impressive on Friday. Coolman is also an elite passer and has great positional size. The offers should continue to roll in this summer for one of Indiana’s top Class of 2028 prospects.

Another day, another excellent showing by Caleb Coolman Caleb Coolman 6'5" | PG Penn | 2028 State IN . The smooth 6’4″ point guard had 18 points in the morning and then 26 points in the evening for Indiana Elite 16u. He is an excellent perimeter shot-maker, but also uses his size to whip passes all over the floor and score off of the bounce inside. Coolman’s excellent weekend in Mishawaka netted him an offer from Oklahoma State.

Coolman continues to prove himself as one of the top prospects in the Class of 2028. The 6’4″ point guard has great positional size in the backcourt, shoots it at a high level, and is an excellent passer. He finished the season averaging 21.0 points, 8.4 rebounds, and 5.9 assists per game for Penn.

There was not a more productive guard inside the Pacers Athletic Center than Caleb Coolman Caleb Coolman 6'5" | PG Penn | 2028 State IN of Indiana Elite 17U. Coolman was a man on a mission for Indiana Elite hitting smooth outside shot after smooth outside shot while also being the lead guard for them. One of the prospects playing at The Stage.

Coolman is so intricately involved in everything Penn does and is the primary reason they are 18-6 and heading to the Sectional 3 semifinals. The 6’4″ sophomore point guard posted yet another impressive stat line of 18 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 assists in a 63-43 win over Michigan City. His positional size and strength, paired with high-level skill, is so impressive to watch.

You can pretty much pencil in a spot among the top performers anytime Coolman plays at this point. The 6’5″ point guard posted a huge stat line of 34 points, 9 rebounds, and 6 assists in Penn’s 80-45 win over Mishawaka on Tuesday night. The Kingsmen, who are 16-6 overall, will finish the regular season with Merrillville on Friday.