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Elite 11 2008: Andrew Robinson

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

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Andrew Robinson, QB., Sr., 6-4 ,200, Calhoun Academy

Robinson is tall and lanky.

He is perhaps the best pocket passer in the region.

Unlike the other Elite 11 quarterbacks, he’s not a guy who will beat you with his legs. Robinson throws a nice ball with good touch.

Also, he can zip the ball in on shallow-to-mid routes. He sometimes forces passes that he shouldn’t, but is an all-around solid prospect.

(Highlight reel at bottom of page)

2007 Stats

Game
Pass Comp.
Pass Att.
Pass %
Pass Yds
Pass TDs
Pass Long
Pass INTs
Ben Lippen vs. Calhoun Academy
22
46
47.8%
373
5
4
Calhoun Academy vs. W.W. King
0.0%
Calhoun Academy vs. Orangeburg Prep
0.0%
Calhoun Academy vs. Dillon Christian Academy
1
2
50.0%
48
1
Richard Winn Academy vs. Calhoun Academy
6
11
54.5%
102
Pee Dee Academy vs. Calhoun Academy
5
10
50.0%
64
2
1
Thomas Heyward Academy vs. Calhoun Academy
12
23
52.2%
292
4
74
Calhoun Academy vs. Robert E. Lee
6
13
46.2%
167
3
71
Calhoun Academy vs. Northwoods Academy
16
30
53.3%
331
2
80
1
Thomas Sumter vs. Calhoun Academy
14
24
58.3%
203
3
41
2
Totals
82
159
51.6%
1580
20
N/A
8


 
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The following comments are reader submitted. They do not represent the views of The T&D or Lee Enterprises.

pedingsgang wrote on Aug 23, 2008 6:54 AM:

" Congratulations, Andrew! We know your parents are proud of you. Best of luck to you and C.A. this year. "



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