Robinson, the BYU transfer, found his new college basketball home with Mark Pope in Lexington this past season and shined when healthy.
Robinson did miss the back half of the season due to a wrist injury, but while he was on the court, he was a true game-changer.
In just 24 games played, the former Cougar averaged 13.0 points per game, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.7 assists
Robinson’s dream to play in the NBA has officially come true after being signed by the Cavs.
Jay Bilas is a huge fan of Robinson’s game and was a believer that he could be drafted because of his scoring abilities.
“I think Jaxson Robinson, because of his ability to shoot the ball and shoot it from deep, has a very good chance of getting drafted,” Bilas said on a recent media conference call.
The Oklahoma native was cleared for contact after his injury and will likely serve as an offensive spark off the bench as he looks to carve out a roster spot in Cleveland.
Congrats to Robinson and his family on seeing his dream come to fruition!
