UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - It's not often a player is unanimously voted to be a team captain after hardly seeing the ice the season before.
This was the case for Penn State forward James Robinson, who saw his sophomore season cut short after he suffered a season-ending injury in the season opener.
"I'm not going to lie, it was tough," Robinson said.
After a productive freshman campaign where he appeared in 32 games registering eight points with a plus-three rating, the setback represented a huge blow to not only Robinson, but the team.
Although he faced obstacles and hardships throughout his recovery, Robinson was determined to bounce back, crediting numerous others for helping him overcome his injury and allowing him to make a comeback.