Duce Robinson, a Florida State wide receiver, has been recognized by The Sporting News with a preseason All‑America second‑team nod, highlighting a breakout 2025 campaign that placed him among the nation’s most productive pass catchers.
A Milestone Season
Robinson finished the season with 56 receptions for 1,081 yards and six touchdowns, becoming the first Seminoles player to reach the 1,000‑yard mark since 2019 and posting a 19.3‑yard average per catch.
He logged five games of at least 120 receiving yards, topped the ACC with 102.8 yards per game and earned a spot on the preseason All‑ACC team while also appearing on the Maxwell Award watch list.
Looking Ahead
Rather than entering the 2026 NFL Draft, Robinson has elected to remain in Tallahassee for his senior year, a decision that promises to keep the Seminoles’ offense potent as they open the season against New Mexico State at Doak Campbell Stadium on August 29.
Coach Charlie Becker and teammates such as KJ Duff and Malachi Toney are expected to benefit from Robinson’s experience, while the team looks to build on the momentum generated by his historic performance.