Amire Robinson brings size, defense, and timely shot-making to Nevada's wing rotation
Robinson’s value is in his versatility: in the 2025-26 season he played 36 games, averaged 2.7 points in 9.5 minutes, and flashed efficiency with 45.3% shooting and 33.3% from three, while also contributing steals and blocks on the defensive end.[8][15] He’s the kind of low-usage, energy wing who can defend, move without the ball, and give a roster lineups flexibility; his high-school championship pedigree also suggests he’s comfortable in winning moments and not afraid of pressure.[16]
