Just Can't Get Enough by Matthew Robinson

The stadium is better than most Mountain West stadiums. “Montana is a pretty special place,” Robinson said. The Robinsons took a campus tour and checked out the stadium with Stitt and UM quarterbacks coach Andrew Selle before the individual camp began.

Robinson came to Missoula with his father, Jeoff Robinson, who also left impressed with Montana’s college town atmosphere and rich football tradition. Also, I like the area and the football tradition Montana has, great stadium, all that stuff.” “I like Coach Stitt and the staff a whole lot. “First is probably just the coaching staff,” Robinson said on why he committed to Montana. The three-star recruit also had interest from Arizona State, Oregon and Washington. Robinson, who announced his commitment on June 23, chose Montana over offers from Florida International and Coastal Carolina.

The 6-foot-1, 180-pounder gave his verbal commitment to Stitt and his staff shortly after being offered a scholarship. Once Robinson saw Montana’s high-level facilities - from Washington-Grizzly Stadium to the new academic center to the Champions Center currently being erected - he knew Montana was the place for him. Once Montana third-year head coach Bob Stitt saw Robinson, he envisioned his potential quarterback of the future. He liked the mobile, strong-armed teenager enough to invite Robinson to UM’s individual camp. During practices this past spring, Montana wide receivers coach Mike Ferriter saw Robinson perform first hand.

Robinson has made the most of using those facilities, turning himself into the Trinity League’s first-team all-conference signal caller as a junior last fall. The building features a 2,000-seat gymnasium, an Olympic class swimming pool and various indoor fields and courts ranging from football to rugby to lacrosse to tennis to basketball. JSerra has a $40 million athletic complex that occupies 29 acres adjacent to the school campus. JSerra, one of the premier Catholic prep schools in the country, boasts some of the top high school facilities in the always-competitive Trinity League. If all goes according to plan, the JSerra Catholic High quarterback will enjoy elite amenities for the foreseeable future. Matt Robinson may only be entering his senior year of high school, but he knows full well about top-notch athletic facilities.

Just Can't Get Enough by Matthew Robinson