While Sullivan provides Rockhurst with identity and physicality, Robinson brings a deliberate, methodical approach whenever he has the ball. Seemingly always in control and never rushed, Robinson can make plays for himself or create opportunities for his teammates.

A left-handed shooter with deep range, don’t be surprised if Robinson pulls the trigger from distance, showing both confidence and the ability to score off the catch or the bounce. His length at the guard spot gives him excellent court vision, particularly in isolation or ball-screen situations. Robinson is also an underrated athlete who can attack above the rim, whether slashing to the basket or running in transition. Expect to see him with the ball in his hands often in Columbia, orchestrating the offense and making things happen for the Hawklets.

What to Watch:

✅ 3-PT Shooting

✅ Crafty

✅ Deceptive Athlete

Cohen was a key part of a strong supporting cast for a successful Rockhurst team last season, complementing his teammates well with his understanding of how to play both on and off the ball — particularly as a consistent perimeter shooter. This summer, Robinson showed he’s committed to taking the next step in his development. He looked smooth with the ball in his hands — initiating offense, pushing the pace, and operating effectively in ball screens. With his long frame and crafty footwork, he consistently created space and finished around the basket, using pivots and shot fakes to navigate length. He also impressed as a passer, reading the floor well and setting up teammates with high-quality scoring opportunities. Heading into this winter, Robinson will need to pair these improved playmaking skills with his reliable outside shooting, as he’ll be expected to take on a much larger role with the ball in his hands for Rockhurst.