2021 Sophomore

• Academic All-Big Ten

2020 Sophomore

• Played in two games and started one at quarterback 
• 75% completion percentage (3/4) on the season

2019 Redshirt Freshman

• Back-up quarterback played in eight games and started two (Michigan, Northwestern)
• 42-of-77 passing for 475 yards with one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown on the season
• 16-for-25 passing for 192 yards and one touchdown in his first career start against Michigan 10/12/19, while also adding a rushing touchdown
• 15-of-29 passing for 125 yards at Minnesota 10/5/19 in the first extended playing time of his career after starter Brandon Peters was injured in the second quarter

2018 Freshman

• Played three games and redshirted the 2018 season
• 3-of-6 passing for 11 yards
• Eight carries for 24 yards
• Played against Western Illinois, Penn State, and Purdue

High School

• Three-star recruit by 247Sports Composite
• Two-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals
• Ranked No. 53 dual-threat quarterback in the nation by 247Sports
• Played for head coach Pat Harlow at Jserra Catholic in one of the best high school football conferences in the nation
• Four years on varsity
• Team MVP for three straight seasons
• Three-year captain
• School records for passing yards and passing touchdowns
• Three-time All-Trinity first team
• Threw for 2,417 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior
• Honor Roll 
• Verbally committed to Illinois in February 2018
• Offers included Coastal Carolina, FIU, Dayton, Montana and Northern Arizona

Personal

• Born Dec. 3, 1999
• Son of Jeoff and Betsy Robinson
• Older brother, Nick, and younger sister, Kate
• Father, Jeoff, played football at Pacific (Calif.) from 1975-76 when former Illinois head coach Ron Turner was a wide receiver for the Tigers
• Brother, Nick, is a quarterback at Penn
• Late uncle, Greg Robinson, was a long-time NFL and college football coach including stops as defensive coordinator at Michigan, Texas, San Jose State, New York Jets, Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs
• Picked Illinois because he wanted, "to play at the highest level."
• Majoring in recreation, sport, and tourism