Marcus Robinson: From Injury to Starting Quarterback
Bangor Rams quarterback Marcus Robinson threw for 2,500 yards as a sophomore, leading the Class B Rams to the state semifinals. But the 6-foot-2, 190-pound signal-caller's junior season was derailed by a torn ACL in the season opener. After a long rehabilitation, Robinson has earned the starting job heading into his senior season. The Rams, a perennial powerhouse in Class B, are expected to contend for the state championship. With a strong summer camp performance, Robinson has solidified his position as the team's top quarterback. He has shown improved accuracy and decision-making, and his chemistry with the receiving corps is evident. Scouts are watching to see how Robinson adapts to the increased defensive attention he will receive this season, as well as his ability to extend plays with his legs. His progress will be closely monitored as the Rams prepare for the upcoming season.