Nationally ranked Miami plays Pittsburgh on ESPN’s Thursday Night Football, which means face time for Anchorage’s Kylan Robinson. The senior linebacker for No. 19 Miami is having a career year in his first season of significant playing time. Robinson, of East High fame, wears jersey No. 36. UPDATE: Robinson made three tackles and recovered a… Read more »
Randy Shannon will be the first to say it. The no-nonsense head coach for the University of Miami football team never imagined Anchorage’s Kylan Robinson would make it to this far. After getting buried on the depth chart for his first four seasons on campus, Robinson has emerged as the starting middle linebacker. Much to… Read more »
After failing to make a big impact on the University of Miami football coaches in spring practice, Kylan Robinson of Anchorage is hoping his luck changes in today’s intrasquad scrimmage. Robinson, of East High fame, will start at middle linebacker. “I’ve got to give it all I got and show them what I got,” Robinson… Read more »
It may be snowing in Alaska, but they are already having spring football practice in Florida. The University of Miami just concluded its second week of preseason practice and senior middle linebacker Kylan Robinson of Anchorage is evidently finally making an impression after three seasons of anonymity. “He is playing a lot better,” head coach… Read more »
Anchorage’s Kylan Robinson ended his junior season with the University of Miami on a sour note Tuesday after being on the wrong end of a 20-14 decision in the Champs Sports Bowl. Robinson, of East High fame, played in all 13 games for the 14th-ranked Hurricanes (9-4). The 6-foot-1, 235-pounder is a backup linebacker, although… Read more »
The college football season officially kicked off last night, but the first Alaska player at a major school won’t hit the field until this evening. And more will follow throughout the Labor Day weekend. Palmer’s Jake Heun will christen the celebration tonight when his Hawaii Warriors host Central Arkansas. On Saturday, teams featuring five Alaskans… Read more »
