Luke Robinson '26 Recruiting Profile

Talking with college coaches has really confirmed my desire to attend college and play football. The entire recruiting process has been incredibly exciting and made my dream of playing college football feel more achievable. I’ve seen the great benefits of college sports, not just in athletics but in personal growth too.

After recovering from an injury, I became really interested in sports medicine. My physical therapist taught me a lot during my recovery, sparking my interest in this field. I aim to play in the NFL someday, but I know that playing in college is an important step for that goal. It's also a chance for me to continue being involved in sports. If I don’t end up going pro, I plan to study sports medicine and keep working with athletes.

What makes me a good candidate for your team is my constant effort to get better. I work hard in every practice and every game to improve my skills, especially in running routes and understanding the game better. I also believe in supporting my teammates and pushing us all to excel.

I learn quickly, which helps me in school and in life. I try to do the right thing, led by my family values and faith. On the field, my quickness and speed make me stand out, and I am always trying to push past limits, even if I'm not the biggest or fastest player. I take my training seriously and always look to learn from my coaches to improve my game.

I’m really excited about the opportunity to join a college program. I’m looking forward to all the possibilities college sports and academics might bring, and I’m ready to pursue both my career goals and personal development.