Strengths: Robinson has elite length and athleticism …Possesses a good mid-range jumpshot and was a relatively consistent college three-point shooter (38%) in his freshman season ... During a short stretch in the middle of the season, it appeared Robinson would emerge as UConn’s go-to player after notching 13 points and 12 rebounds against St. Johns and dropping 21 and 9 on Indiana a week later … Because of his rare physical gifts, Robinson has the potential to be a terror on the boards and on the defensive end.

Weaknesses: At this point, Robinson’s best asset is clearly his athleticism ... Must add consistency to his all around game ... Though he confidently shoots the ball from the perimeter, Robinson struggles to create his own shot ... Right now, the extent of his scoring comes from open spot-up shots, fast break dunks, and put-backs … Is a bit of a tweener at the next level ... Must improve his perimeter skills, passing and ball handling ... Lacks the bulk, size and post game to play power forward ... Most likely, Calhoun will have Robinson honing his ball-handling, passing, and shot creating skills so he can develop into a capable wing player.

Notes: In his sophomore season, Robinson will look to assume a more prominant role in the team's offense.