Jordan Pu'u-Robinson - Defensive Line
1/24/2023 11:35:00 AM | Football
Hailing from the Islands, Jordan Pu'u-Robinson enters his first season as the defensive line coach at The Citadel.
Pu'u-Robinson comes to the Lowcountry after spending the previous two seasons on staff at Hawai'i. He spent the 2022 season as the special teams quality control coach / assistant tight ends where he helped tight end Caleb Phillips earn First-Team All-Mountain West Conference honors.
In his first season with the Rainbow Warriors, Pu'u-Richardson served as a graduate assistant working with the defensive line. During that season, Jonah Laulu and Blessman Ta'ala earned conference accolades.
Prior to return to his alma mater, Pu'u-Robinson spent one season as a defensive quality control coach at Mercer. In his lone season with the Bears, Pu'u-Robinson helped mentor Isaac Dowling to Freshman All-America recognition on his way to being a finalist for the Jerry Rice Award. That season, the Bears set a program record for most conference wins in a season, as well as wins over ranked opponents (3).
Pu'u-Robinson began his collegiate career at Washington State before spending his final three seasons at Hawai'i. He made starts in each season over a four-year career on both offense and defense, playing along the defensive front and tight end. He was a member of the 2012 All-Mountain West academic team.
A native of Wailuku, Maui, Pu'u Robinson graduated from Hawai'I in 2014 with a degree in communications.
Pu'u-Robinson comes to the Lowcountry after spending the previous two seasons on staff at Hawai'i. He spent the 2022 season as the special teams quality control coach / assistant tight ends where he helped tight end Caleb Phillips earn First-Team All-Mountain West Conference honors.
In his first season with the Rainbow Warriors, Pu'u-Richardson served as a graduate assistant working with the defensive line. During that season, Jonah Laulu and Blessman Ta'ala earned conference accolades.
Prior to return to his alma mater, Pu'u-Robinson spent one season as a defensive quality control coach at Mercer. In his lone season with the Bears, Pu'u-Robinson helped mentor Isaac Dowling to Freshman All-America recognition on his way to being a finalist for the Jerry Rice Award. That season, the Bears set a program record for most conference wins in a season, as well as wins over ranked opponents (3).
Pu'u-Robinson began his collegiate career at Washington State before spending his final three seasons at Hawai'i. He made starts in each season over a four-year career on both offense and defense, playing along the defensive front and tight end. He was a member of the 2012 All-Mountain West academic team.
A native of Wailuku, Maui, Pu'u Robinson graduated from Hawai'I in 2014 with a degree in communications.
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