Isaiah Coleman-Lands - 2021-22 Men's Basketball Roster
Roster

Jersey Number 4
Isaiah Coleman-Lands
- Position:
- Guard
- Height:
- 6-0
- Weight:
- 175
- Class:
- Redshirt Senior
- Hometown:
- Indianapolis, Ind.
- High School:
- La Lumiere School
2020-21
Appeared in 22 games during junior season ⦠fourth on RedHawks averaging 7.8 points per game ⦠second on Miami with 67 assists ⦠third on team with 14 steals on season ⦠scored 14 points in win against Western Illinois (Dec. 9) ⦠scored career-high 19 points in win against Mount St. Joseph (Dec. 11) ⦠scored 14 points against Bradley (Dec. 19) ⦠earned four steals in win against Northern Illinois (Jan. 9).
2019-20
Appeared in all 32 games, making two starts during redshirt sophomore season ⦠fifth on RedHawks, averaging 8.1 points per game ⦠second on Miami with 62 assists ⦠led āHawks with 27 steals on season ⦠led team with 60 three-point makes ⦠made return from last yearās season-ending injury by scoring 10 points against Wright State (Nov. 9) ⦠helped Miami to win over Alabama A&M (Nov. 16) with 12 points ⦠finished with 13 points against Buffalo (Jan. 10) ⦠scored career-high 16 points in win over Eastern Michigan (Jan. 25) ⦠finished with 15 points in win over Northern Illinois (Feb. 15) ⦠had 13 points, set career-high with five steals and tied season-high with seven assists in win over Central Michigan (Feb. 29) ⦠recorded 13 points and six assists in MAC First Round win at Buffalo (March 9) ⦠scored in double figures in 16 games during season.
2018-19
Appeared in five games before an injury caused him to take a medical redshirt ⦠averaged 6.8 points per game in limited action ⦠hit game winning three-point victory to give Miami road win at Wright State (Dec. 5).
2017-18
Appeared in all 34 games, making five starts during freshman campaign ⦠saw time at point and shooting guard ⦠averaged 5.5 points in 18.0 minutes per game ⦠recorded 64 assists on the season ⦠scored 14 points at Austin Peay (Nov. 26) ⦠recorded first career double-double with 12 points and 10 assists in only 21 minutes in win over Midway (Nov. 29) ⦠finished with nine points and six assists in win over Rio Grande (Dec. 17) ⦠hit four 3-pointers and finished with 12 points in win at Central Michigan (Jan. 23) ⦠led RedHawks to win at Northern Illinois (Feb. 3), finishing with 16 points on 6-for-7 shooting ⦠set career-high with 17 points in win over Buffalo (Feb. 20) ⦠drained five 3-pointers for 15 points at Kent State (Feb. 27) ⦠scored 10 points in CBI First Round contest at Campbell (Feb. 14).
HIGH SCHOOL
Helped lead the La Lumiere School to the Dickās High School National Championship in 2017 ⦠a four-year letterwinner for the Lakers, he was rated a three-star recruit by most major recruiting services ⦠was named a McDonaldās All-America nominee prior to senior season ⦠invited to the Under Armour All-American camp in summer of 2016 ⦠named the MVP when La Lumiere played the Hoophall West Invitational in December.
PERSONAL
Born on September 11, 1998 ⦠son of Piankhi Lands and Dionne Coleman-Lands ⦠earned a bachelor's degree in strategic communications and public administration from Miami in 2021 ... pursuing a master's degree in sports leadership and management.
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Appeared in 22 games during junior season ⦠fourth on RedHawks averaging 7.8 points per game ⦠second on Miami with 67 assists ⦠third on team with 14 steals on season ⦠scored 14 points in win against Western Illinois (Dec. 9) ⦠scored career-high 19 points in win against Mount St. Joseph (Dec. 11) ⦠scored 14 points against Bradley (Dec. 19) ⦠earned four steals in win against Northern Illinois (Jan. 9).
2019-20
Appeared in all 32 games, making two starts during redshirt sophomore season ⦠fifth on RedHawks, averaging 8.1 points per game ⦠second on Miami with 62 assists ⦠led āHawks with 27 steals on season ⦠led team with 60 three-point makes ⦠made return from last yearās season-ending injury by scoring 10 points against Wright State (Nov. 9) ⦠helped Miami to win over Alabama A&M (Nov. 16) with 12 points ⦠finished with 13 points against Buffalo (Jan. 10) ⦠scored career-high 16 points in win over Eastern Michigan (Jan. 25) ⦠finished with 15 points in win over Northern Illinois (Feb. 15) ⦠had 13 points, set career-high with five steals and tied season-high with seven assists in win over Central Michigan (Feb. 29) ⦠recorded 13 points and six assists in MAC First Round win at Buffalo (March 9) ⦠scored in double figures in 16 games during season.
2018-19
Appeared in five games before an injury caused him to take a medical redshirt ⦠averaged 6.8 points per game in limited action ⦠hit game winning three-point victory to give Miami road win at Wright State (Dec. 5).
2017-18
Appeared in all 34 games, making five starts during freshman campaign ⦠saw time at point and shooting guard ⦠averaged 5.5 points in 18.0 minutes per game ⦠recorded 64 assists on the season ⦠scored 14 points at Austin Peay (Nov. 26) ⦠recorded first career double-double with 12 points and 10 assists in only 21 minutes in win over Midway (Nov. 29) ⦠finished with nine points and six assists in win over Rio Grande (Dec. 17) ⦠hit four 3-pointers and finished with 12 points in win at Central Michigan (Jan. 23) ⦠led RedHawks to win at Northern Illinois (Feb. 3), finishing with 16 points on 6-for-7 shooting ⦠set career-high with 17 points in win over Buffalo (Feb. 20) ⦠drained five 3-pointers for 15 points at Kent State (Feb. 27) ⦠scored 10 points in CBI First Round contest at Campbell (Feb. 14).
HIGH SCHOOL
Helped lead the La Lumiere School to the Dickās High School National Championship in 2017 ⦠a four-year letterwinner for the Lakers, he was rated a three-star recruit by most major recruiting services ⦠was named a McDonaldās All-America nominee prior to senior season ⦠invited to the Under Armour All-American camp in summer of 2016 ⦠named the MVP when La Lumiere played the Hoophall West Invitational in December.
PERSONAL
Born on September 11, 1998 ⦠son of Piankhi Lands and Dionne Coleman-Lands ⦠earned a bachelor's degree in strategic communications and public administration from Miami in 2021 ... pursuing a master's degree in sports leadership and management.
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