Showing posts sorted by relevance for query Elijah J. Robinson. Sort by date Show all posts
Showing posts sorted by relevance for query Elijah J. Robinson. Sort by date Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2016

Recruiting 2016--Elijah J. Robinson

Todderick Hunt image
Michael Traini reports UMass has picked up its 17th three-star recruit for August's freshman class.

Robinson is a 6-2 170 pound WR from Monclair, NJ.

Elijah J. Robinson is a 247Sports three-star player.

Hudl.com has senior season highlights.

This article from March 2015 features Robinson.

MaxPreps has stats. In his senior year Robinson had 8 GP 31-626 20.2 AVE 70 LONG 10 TD's

Robinson had offers from Old Dominion, Rutgers and Temple.

He is the fifth WR to join the Minutemen's 2016 class. He joins:

Brennon Dingle 5-9 170 three-stars
Patrick Volcey 6-3 190 two-stars
Infinite Tucker 6-5 195 three-stars
Sadiq Palmer 6-3 185 three-stars.

Seventeen three-star players is one more than BC and should move the Minutemen's 2016 class ranking in the high 70's nationally.

Saturday, June 25, 2016

Recruiting 2016--Elijah J. Robinson III

Steve Hockstein image
I've blogged about WR recruit Elijah J Robinson a couple of times before.

NJ.com features Robinson in this article from yesterday.

Partial quote from the article:

"I am really excited for Elijah," said Fiore. "He has worked for everything he has received. UMass will be a great home for him and I know he is in great hands with Coach (Mark) Whipple.

Sounds like UMass has a good pipeline in New Jersey, a top recruiting pool in the Northeast.

NJ.com also has a slideshow New Jersey recruiting update. Robinson is #9 in the sequence.

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Recruiting 2016-- Elijah J. Robinson II

Glen Kloss image
I've blogged about 2016 UMass recruit Elijah J. Robinson, a 6-2 170 pound WR from Montclair, NJ before.

This article from today's Montclair Time features Robinson and his participation in the Phil Sims North-South Classic.

Quote from the article:

"I’ve been working on my receiving, including running good routes and catching the ball, since the end of last season," said the soon-to-be UMass Minuteman. "There is always room for improvement and you simply have to keep working hard to get better."