Bijan Robinson

Bijan Robinson was a legend on high school football fields across the state of Arizona.He finished his career as the state’s all-time leader in touchdowns with 114 and rushing yards with 7,036. He rushed for over 2,000 yards in his sophomore, junior and senior season. Robinson is the first player to win the Ed Doherty Award — given to Arizona’s best high school football player — twice. His grandfather, Cleo Robinson, was an all-state linebacker in high school and was a track and field athlete at Northern Arizona. He later became a official and worked in the Pac-12. His great uncle, Paul Robinson, played six NFL seasons as a running back and was a consensus first team All-Pro as a rookie.