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All-Mountain West Honorable Mention (2020)

NEVADA
5TH YEAR (2021) – Appeared in all 12 games, making 29.0 tackles with three interceptions... His three interceptions marked a career high... Made a career-high 25 solo tackles with four assists... Posted four pass-breakups... Forced one fumble and recovered one fumble... Set a career high interceptions mark with a pick during the Quick Lane Bowl against Western Michigan on Dec. 27... Returned an interception for an 86-yard touchdown against San Jose State on Nov. 6, marking the first and only touchdown of his career... His 86-yard return gave the Wolf Pack 96 interception return yards against San Jose State, which was the second-most during a game this season... It also marked the second straight game with two defensive touchdowns for Nevada... His touchdown return marked the sixth defensive TD of the season which is a Nevada single-season record... Declared for the NFL Draft on Jan. 3, 2022. 

SENIOR (2020) – Named All-Mountain West Honorable Mention ... Appeared in eight games, making 27 tackles with an interception, a fumble recovery, and five passes defended ... Picked off a pass and made four tackles against Wyoming (Oct. 24) ... Had seven tackles (five solo) at UNLV (Oct. 31) ... Broke up a pair of passes and made three tackles against San Diego State (Nov. 21) ... Had five solo tackles against Fresno State (Dec. 5).
 
JUNIOR (2019) – Ranked tied for second on Nevada with two interceptions on the year in 13 games played … Set a career-high with 18 tackles on the season including 13 solo … Recorded interceptions in back-to-back games this season at Utah State and Wyoming … Had a season-high five tackles against Hawai’i.

SOPHOMORE (2018) – Appeared in 10 games during the season for Nevada … Registered 16 tackles, with a career-high nine coming against Oregon State … Recorded his first career interception against the Beavers, as well as a career-high three pass breakups … Member of Nevada’s 2018 Arizona Bowl victory team.
 
FRESHMAN (2017) – Played in seven of Nevada’s 12 games in his true freshman season … Saw most of his playing time on special teams, returning eight kickoffs for 150 yards, which ranked second on the team … Returned five kickoffs in the game against Idaho State (9/16) for a season-high 105 yards, including a long of 33 … Made one reception for zero yards at Fresno State (9/30), the first reception of his career.
 
HIGH SCHOOL – A two-sport star from Los Angeles High School who saw time at wide receiver and defensive back while also returning kickoffs and punts ... Part of a LA City Section Championship … Was coached at LA High by current Wolf Pack assistant coach Eric Scott.
 
PERSONAL – Son of Lacole and Bernie Robins … Has two older brothers, Bernie Jr. and Bernard, and one younger sister, Akai Nia … Majoring in general studies and would like to become a youth motivator after college and help out struggling black and brown communities as much as possible … Also recruited by Dixie State and Western New Mexico … Lists LeBron James as his sports hero because he represents pure excellence on and off the court … The most memorable moment of his career was the LA City Section Championship where he scored two touchdowns and locked up the No. 1 receiver in the 2018 class … Enjoys making films in his free time and can see himself doing more of that in the future … Quote on why he chose Nevada, “I fit in the picture so well, I want to add that swagger! Their academics are top notch and to top it all off I have coaches and teammates here that I’ve played with already.”