By ADAM ZAGORIA
KK Robinson, the 6-foot point from Oak Hill Academy (VA), has drawn a steady stream of high-major coaches in the past two weeks.
The No. 14-ranked point guard in the Class of 2020, Robinson is working with a list of seven schools that includes Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa State, Kansas, TCU, Texas A&M
A native of Bryant, Ark., he will take officials to Kansas (Oct. 4-6), Illinois (Oct. 12) and Arkansas (Oct. 18-20). He also visited TCU this past weekend.
4⭐️PG K.K. Robinson’20 @onekrob2 of Oak Hill Academy
— Andrew Slater (@Andrew__Slater) October 2, 2019
will take official visits:
to #Kansas this weekend,
#Illinois on the 12th
& #Arkansas on the 18th (loaded weekend).
He visited #TCU last weekend & will decide before Christmas. Iowa State, A&M and Vanderbilt are finalists pic.twitter.com/tvE8RBwbpC
Had a great time at TCU official visit? pic.twitter.com/lEYclz3DMs
— Kk Robinson (@onekrob2) September 29, 2019
He broke down several of his top schools:
Arkansas– “Home state school and the coaches have a lot of NBA experience.”
Illinois– “Losing 2 point guards next year, so I’ll come in and be able to run the team as a freshman.”
Kansas- “A
TCU– “A school close to home and a school looking for me to come and turn around the basketball program.”
Iowa State– “Has really been showing a lot of interest, has the pieces around for me to be successful at my position.”
Legendary Oak Hill coach Steve Smith loves Robinson’s game.
“KK is the consummate lead guard, a pass-first point that can score the ball when called upon,” Smith said. “KK has great court vision, a great feel for how to play, and is an excellent passer. He can get in the lane off the bounce and is tremendous in pick-and-roll.”
As for a timetable on deciding, Robinson said, “I’ll be committing before Christmas.”
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