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Old 11-20-2009, 03:33 PM
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'11 CT WR Shawn Robinson

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Wide receiver
Stamford (CT) Trinity Catholic

Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 188 pounds
Forty: 4.56 seconds
Class: 2011 (High School)

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11/20/09

By Mark Pszonak. Shawn has been invited to the US Army AA combine and is receiving mail from UConn, RU, NC State, PSU, Iowa, UGA, UCLA, and ND. He has been to UConn and RU games and plans to visit UConn (next week), RU (WVU game), and PSU real soon....talks about RU, visiting Houston soon while on vacation, as well as wanting to visit UGA and NC State.

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Making the cut: Shawn Robinson, a junior wideout from Stamford (Conn.) Trinity Catholic who's received letters from coast-to-coast, almost didn't wind up at the position he's currently being recruited at.

As a freshman living in Texas, he played defensive end. When he moved to Connecticut, he wanted to play defensive end, but he really didn't fit in a 3-5 scheme. So, the coach put him at linebacker and wideout.

"He was dropping everything in sight," his coach, Pete Stokes, admitted. "But at linebacker, he was chasing everyone down."

Robinson was almost moved to tight end because of his hands, but he asked his coach to just give him one offseason to improve. He promised he'd get better.

He practiced every day. Now, his coach said, he's making leaping grabs and catching everything in sight.

"He looked like a colt," Stokes said. "They come out of their mom, standing on their legs. And a little bit later, he starts to run. Soon, he's going to become a thoroughbred."
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By Josh Moyer, NN Staff Writer
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Feb. 15, 2010

Three years ago, if someone would've told wideout Shawn Robinson he'd be opening recruiting mail daily, he said he'd tell them: "Get outta here."

The Penn State target took up football in eighth grade and didn't plan to pursue the sport until he moved to Texas with his father. His dad gave him an ultimatum as a freshman — either play a sport or join a school activity.

"He didn't want me to sit in the house all day," the current junior out of Stamford (Conn.) Trinity Catholic said. "I don't think I would've played sports otherwise."

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