The primary frontcourt presence for the fabled Panthers, Robinson has emerged into a consistent focal point after starting in spurts as a freshman in a complementary role. He brings an appealing combination of skill and power with a motor that doesn’t stop running. Robinson is able to punish mismatches on the block, act as a hub in DHO actions, or go get his own with his energy on the offensive glass. He’s also intrigued with flashes as a shooter out to the perimeter and grab-and-go threat off the defensive boards. Robinson is a Power 6 prospect as an edge rusher and leans more toward football, but is establishing himself as a key factor in the Group 2 tournament.

After showing flashes as a freshman, Robinson showed clear growth in his game on his way to 11 points and 7 boards. A versatile forward who plays as a ‘5’ for the undersized Panthers, he got the game started by showing off a smooth stroke on an open 3 from the wing. He would go on to impose his will inside, attacking the glass with consistent fervor on both ends and finishing efficiently with power and improving athleticism. Robinson also stood out with his ball skills and passing feel as a DHO hub or grab-and-go threat. With his first offer recently in tow as a defensive end, Robinson is likely to pursue football at the next level, but he’s developing into a true prospect on the hardwood as well.