Wan'dale Robinson

It's natural to worry about him getting rocked as he often looks smaller than guys. He trucked some defenders tonight though. 


I was most impressed with Robinson’s toughness. Didn’t seem like a 190 lb freshman at all.
I was also most impressed by Wan'dale's toughness and ability to both take and deliver a hit. He's definitely quick and shifty, but I did not expect how tough he runs.

 
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Robinson's breakout game sees freshman carry NU to victory






Robinson and quarterback Adrian Martinez took turns keeping Nebraska in the game, then pulling the Huskers even, then putting NU ahead. On the game's penultimate drive, with NU trying to run clock, Martinez produced a season-long 44-yard run when he pulled the ball from Robinson's belly on a zone read and sprinted untouched into the Illinois secondary.
The space was there, because most of Illinois' defenders followed Robinson.






 
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Robinson reminds me of the way Rex Burkhead used to play. He is very tough and packs a good punch for a player of his size. He really was one of the difference makers in the game. We will need him to play as well against Ohio State.

 
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Wan'dale is actually third on the depth chart as PR. So, I am guessing it's like Undone said, maybe he isn't sure handed fielding them.

I do agree though that Wan'dale would be electric as a PR. Priority #1 is fielding it though.
Agree that if Spielman has surer hands, you put him back there. But, yes, Robinson has the potential to be the most dangerous punt returner since Johnny Rodgers. As far as toughness, I believe in HC he was one of his team’s leading tacklers as a DB. So his toughness doesn’t surprise me that much.  

 
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Agree that if Spielman has surer hands, you put him back there. But, yes, Robinson has the potential to be the most dangerous punt returner since Johnny Rodgers. As far as toughness, I believe in HC he was one of his team’s leading tacklers as a DB. So his toughness doesn’t surprise me that much.  
Wandale is so good, he will be the benchmark for future NCAA stars while he's an All Pro in the NFL.

Yes, he's set apart.

 
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