efficient, physical Duquesne big with a foul-line edge
In his Duquesne career, Jordan Robinson showed up as a sturdy, efficient interior piece: he played 95 games with 7 starts and finished with a .549 career field-goal rate, plus 165 free-throw attempts in 1,165 minutes, a nice indicator of how often he used his strength to create contact. He’s more blue-collar than flashy, but that’s the point—reliable on the glass, willing to absorb bumps, and useful when a team needs a center who can survive the dirty work without hogging touches. If you want size, effort, and toughness, he fits; if you want rim-running sizzle, less so.
