DePaul’s stretch-forward weapon with a dead-eye jumper
In his DePaul years, Forrest Robinson stood out as a 6-10 stretch forward who could space the floor, finish inside, and punish mismatches with length and touch. He finished his DePaul career with a .378 three-point percentage and was ranked ninth on the program’s all-time three-point list, a strong sign of real value beyond box-score noise. Reports also describe him as a physical paint presence and an accurate shooter with a versatile, mismatch-heavy skill set. If your team needs a big who can stretch defenses and fit modern spacing, he’s a very sensible get.
