by Sports Xchange

The honorable mention Associated Press All-American led last season's squad in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, minutes played and free-throw percentage. Oh, by the way, he also leaves with the school's all-time scoring record.

The MEAC player of the year, McKee is playing pro ball in New Zealand. He's one of three starters that Mitchell must replace.

Swingman Michael Harper and forward Eddie Hayden return to reclaim their starting jobs, but center Sam Coleman heads the list of returning talent. The 6-10 junior earned first team All-MEAC preseason honors, and gives Coppin State an imposing shot-blocking presence.

Junior combo guard Vincent Goldsberry, a tenacious on-ball defender, appears poised to take a greater role on the team this year. Mike Buckley also made a solid contribution off the bench.

Mitchell's recruiting class is headlined by two junior college transfers, guard Kareem Brown and point guard Quinston Reggins.

The roster has no seniors.