Jim
Robinson ’68 scored a long list of records on the basketball court
at RIT. Among his numerous achievements during his varsity years (1966-68),
he scored the most points in one game (48, against Plattsburgh State);
most free throws in one game (13, against Ithaca); best free throw percentage
in one game (9 for 9 against Potsdam State); most points in one season
(798, 1968), and most career points (1919). He received numerous awards
from the Eastern College Athletic Conference and capped his career when
he was named an Associated Press honorable mention All-American.
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Jim
Robinson ’68 scored a long list of records on the basketball court
at RIT. Among his numerous achievements during his varsity years (1966-68),
he scored the most points in one game (48, against Plattsburgh State);
most free throws in one game (13, against Ithaca); best free throw percentage
in one game (9 for 9 against Potsdam State); most points in one season
(798, 1968), and most career points (1919). He received numerous awards
from the Eastern College Athletic Conference and capped his career when
he was named an Associated Press honorable mention All-American.