Cocoa High School in Cocoa, Florida, sent Jmariyae Robinson to Missouri State. He has now caught more passes for the Bears than anyone in the program’s history: 155 after the October 14 game against Kennesaw State.
Robinson caught eight passes for 77 yards against Kennesaw State on October 14. He entered the night with 147 career receptions and passed Clay Harbor’s previous mark of 150. Missouri State also credits him with a reception in 40 consecutive games, another school record.
The Bears won 24–21 on Yousef Obeid’s field goal as time expired. The winning kick belonged to Obeid; the place in the record book belonged to the receiver from Cocoa.
