Former Bethune-Cookman wide receiver/return specialist could do it all. In his junior season in 2018 he also led the Wildcats in rushing. But like most HBCU players, when the pandemic hit in the beginning of 2020, there weren’t many outlets where players could further show their talents. Robinson stayed in shape and earlier this month
NFL Draft hopeful Jimmie Robinson of Bethune-Cookman, who ran a 4.28/40 at the HBCU Combine joins Donal to talk about his career at B-CU and his workout. Donal previews the HBCU Games of the Week and talks with Arkansas-Pine Bluff head football coach Doc Gamble. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Host Donal Ware gives his thoughts on the upcoming SWAC and MEAC football seasons. Plus, Bethune-Cookman wide receiver, return specialist, running back Jimmie Robinson stopped by.
5. Jimmie Robinson, Bethune-Cookman, All-Purpose, Sr., Palm Coast, Fla. Slash. Robinson is a player who can do a lot of things. He racked up 1,512 all-purpose yards in four different ways. He led the Wildcats in rushing (459 yards on just 46 carries) and had 285 yards receiving on 20 receptions. He led the MEAC
Bethune-Cookman had a solid 2018 season and look to take the next step in 2019. Head coach Terry Sims talks with Donal Ware aboout the expectations for the season
Bethune-Cookman Wide Receiver Jimmie Robinson 5-8, 162, Senior, Palm Coast, Fla. Robinson rushed for 208 yards on 11 carries and three touchdowns as Bethune-Cookman defeated Morgan State 30-28. He racked up 235 all-purposed yards. Robinson has nine touchdowns on the season (three rushing, four receiving, two on kickoff returns), which is tied for the most