When Marcus Robinson takes the floor, everyone notices. That’s been the case for Robinson from a young age, all the way up until his senior season at Miramonte High School. Robinson is a 6’3 combo guard, who can either bring the ball up as the PG or he can defer and attack from the SG position. Most of the time, he is one of his team’s elite scoring threats while also having the ability to facilitate whenever the opportunities presents itself. Robinson put together quite the Winter and is still looking for a collegiate home but I wouldn’t expect that to last very long. He was a starting guard on the U18 British National team in the past, demonstrating what he can do at a national level, so I’m sure he is about to narrow down his choices and figure out what is future may hold, sooner rather than later.

• Contributed by Jeremy Brooks

Robinson is one of NorCals top unsigned Senior guards standing 6’3, he can play both guard positions. He shoots the ball well from the 3pt line, he dropped 3 in a row to set the tone early, he finished with 5-3’s sitting out the 4th qtr. He’s a quality ball handler that can run  the point, he makes good decisions, he has speed, and quickness to handles, pass, and get his shot off the dribble, or get inside. He uses his foot speed to stay close to ball handlers and shooters. He had a coupe of blocks to go with his 21pts.

He’s one of the better shooters in this 2024 class, he can get  hot. He’s quick off the dribble when attacking the paint for drives, and pull-up jumpers. He hit multiple 3’s with a quick release, without much hesitation. He’s a good ball handling guard with some quickness on the dribble, he sees the court and has good movement without the ball.

He’s one of NorCal’s better shooters in this class. Has a clean jump shot he can hit from mid-range off the dribble, a nice transition 3, and he uses a dribble or two to free himself up for 3’s. He has good fundamental skills, good vision for passing and he moves well without the ball. He can run point. 15.9pts per game