Tucson Salpointe Catholic's Bijan ... camp in Atlanta. Robinson traveled from his official visit at Ohio State to Atlanta, where most of the nation's top high school football recruits in the ...

Salpointe Catholic senior Bijan Robinson, our No. 1-ranked player. The rundown: Robinson is a 6-foot, 205-pound running back. Who he is: When discussing Robinson’s legacy as a high school ...

Tucson Salpointe Catholic senior running back Bijan Robinson went through a record-breaking season. Now he's collecting awards. Gatorade named the Texas commit the Arizona High School Football ...

Salpointe star running back Bijan Robinson won the Ed Doherty Award for best high school football player in Arizona. The Award is given by the Grand Canyon State Gridiron Club. Robinson ran for ...

It was some time during Bijan Robinson's high school football career at Tucson Salpointe Catholic that coach Eric Rogers knew that it was clear the kid was destined to play on Sundays.

What kind of prospect was Bijan Robinson in high school? Robinson was a five-star running back at Salpointe Catholic High School in Tucson, Arizona. Robinson was ranked the No. 1 overall running ...

A. Bijan Robinson attended high school at Salpointe Catholic High School in Tuscan, Arizona. As a football player in high school, Bijan went on to break the state record by rushing over 7000 yards ...

Looking back, it’s fitting Eric Rogers first spotted Bijan Robinson in Roswell, N.M. The head coach at Salpointe Catholic (Tucson, Az.) High School chuckles at the memory of seeing Texas’s ...

Bijan Robinson and his NFL story began in Tucson, Arizona. His football journey started at Salpointe Catholic High School. Bijan Robinson had over 2,000 yards rushing and 20+ touchdowns in all ...

Texas running back Bijan Robinson is ... A five-star recruit out of Salpointe Catholic in Arizona, Robinson lived up to his billing as the nation's No. 1 high school running back with the Longhorns.

Salpointe Catholic High School running back Bijan Robinson was announced Saturday in Scottsdale as the winner of the 2018 Ed Doherty Award presented by the Grand Canyon State Gridiron Club.