Jaxson Robinson is going to have a excellent season for the Kentucky Wildcats.
Many expect Jaxson Robinson to be the best player this season for the Kentucky Wildcats and lead Mark Pope’s team in scoring. Robinson is a player who can score all over the floor, but he is going to make a lot of threes for the Wildcats this season.
Last year, Robinson led BYU in scoring, and he will look to improve on his average from a year ago this season in Lexington.
Andy Katz ranked Robinson as the tenth-best wing in college basketball for the 2024-25 season. Here is what Katz had to say about Robinson.
“Robinson is kicking off the 2024-25 season on his fourth team in five years. He started his collegiate career with Texas A&M, then Arkansas, before spending the last two seasons with BYU. The 6-foot-7 wing followed former Cougars head coach Mark Pope to Kentucky, looking to rebuild Big Blue Nation in the post-Calipari era.”
Robinson is going to be a star in the SEC this go around, and Coach Pope’s offensive system is going to get him a ton of open looks. The 6’7 wing should have been ranked much higher on Katz’s list, but he will be able to prove that this season.
Robinson is a sleeper for SEC Player of the Year and has an outside chance to average 20 points per game this season for the Wildcats. If Kentucky is going to have a really good season, the BYU transfer, Robinson, is going to be a big reason why.
Robinson has made it very clear he is going to have a really good season this year to prove he belongs in the SEC.