Virginia Tech’s steady, high-IQ floor general with proven shotmaking
Robinson was a do-it-all Virginia Tech guard whose value went beyond points: he finished his Hokies career with 1,383 points and a school-record 562 assists, showing rare blend of playmaking, scoring growth, and late-game shotmaking[2]. In his college years he could also explode offensively, including a 35-point, 8-assist game against Syracuse with nine made threes, which underscores his pull-up and catch-and-shoot threat[1]. If you want a guard who can organize an offense, create for others, and punish defenses when he’s hot, he’s the kind of fit that raises a team’s basketball IQ[1][2].