“I actually heard from Coach Booker,” said Robertson. “He told me that Will was gone and it’s time for me to step up and was saying that that spot is wide open for me. It’s funny. If I were to go to Notre Dame, part of me really wanted to play with him, learn from him, get some tips fro him, and then another part makes me think that now there would be an even bigger role for me.”
“I talk to Coach Booker and Coach Denbrock a lot,” said Robertson. “They both tell me that I can play outside and inside. They don’t want anyone trying to double-team me, so they want me to play both spots. They think I’m good enough, so if I were to end up there, they’d try to use my versatility.”
“We all went to dinner. It was a good time,” said Robertson. “They all left and then my brother was telling me that he loves the staff and the school. He said he loves what the school has to offer for life after football. He kind of thinks I’d be better off leaving home. He really doesn’t care where I go. He just wants me to be happy and make the best decision I can. Honestly though, he’s feeling Notre Dame or Alabama. With Alabama, it’s all about football and what they can do for me on the field and getting me to the next level. With Notre Dame, it’s all about academics and what he thinks they can do for me with education and then get me to the next level too.”
“I take the SAT one more time. It’s actually pretty soon after this game. If I get admitted to Stanford, it’ll be pretty big for me. They are basically waiting to make sure I get the scores and then I’ll take the official visit. That’s pretty much all we’re waiting for. It’s probably been the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Trying to get into Stanford is tough, but it’s something I really want to do.”
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