COMMENTARY
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — His ambition lunged and lurched, not unlike a safety caught between charging and retreat.
First to February 2016, when Kenny Robinson was a high school junior in Wilkensburg, Pa., and already dreaming of starring at West Virginia. Having heard much about Dravon Askew-Henry becoming an instant starter in the Mountaineers’ secondary, Robinson presumed he’d follow the same course the following year after Askew-Henry left early for the NFL.
Then to June 2017, when Robinson enrolled at WVU and encountered Askew-Henry rehabbing a knee injury that postponed pro football.