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Jeremy's new home check out the article: RADFORD, Va. – Jeremy Robinson (Baltimore, Md./ Tallahassee C.C.) has signed an athletics grant-in-aid with Radford University, men’s basketball head coach Brad Greenberg announced Wednesday afternoon.

“Jeremy is a mentally and physically tough point guard with experience,” said Greenberg, the 2009 Big South Coach of the Year. “He was a star HS player in Baltimore who led his team to the Public School City Championship. And he was an all-conference performer at Tallahassee CC in the ultra competitive Panhandle Conference, one of the most talented junior college conferences in the country.”

A 5-10, 170-pound guard, Robinson spent the last two seasons at Tallahassee Community College where he started 31 contests.

Prior to joining TCC in 2007, Robinson was a two-time MVP for Coach Douglas Robertson at Northwestern High School in Baltimore, Md. Along with leading Northwestern to the City Championship, Robinson was selected to the All-Metro second team and earned first-team All-City honors by The Baltimore Sun following his senior campaign.

Rated as the 38th best overall prospect in the Class of 2007 by Mid-Atlantic Hoops, Robinson was also nominated to the Baltimore City All-Star Team.

Radford, which returns four starters from last year’s team, is coming off its second trip to the NCAA Tournament in school history. The Highlanders, who finished 21-12 and 15-3 in the league, became the first team in Big South history to win the regular season title after finishing seventh the year before.

The Highlanders will tip-off the 2009-10 season Nov. 13 in a 7 p.m. contest against Navy at the Dedmon Center

Briscoe averaged 17.8 points per game for NCCU, becoming the first freshman in
school history to score over 500 points (535 points).He was the nation's
second-leading freshman scorer, behind Liberty's Seth Curry. Briscoe was named
the 2008-09 Div. I Men's Basketball Independent Newcomer of the Year as well as
the Heritage Sports Radio Network (HRSN) Division I Men's Basketball Rookie of
the Year.

In addition, Briscoe was named to the Black College Men's Division I all-America
first team as well as the Div. I Men's Basketball Independent all-America second
team. He was recognized on the Mid-Major Freshman all-America team
http://www.collegeinsider.com/awards/2009_mmfreshmen_team.htmland the
all-Freshman second
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