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American football player, coach, and athletic director (1896–1962)

Carey Robinson
Biographical details

Born	(1896-04-30)April 30, 1896 Waverly, Alabama
Died	June 16, 1962(1962-06-16) (aged 66)
Playing career
1914–1917	Auburn

Position(s)	Center, quarterback
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
c. 1925	Mercer (assistant)
1928–1932	Birmingham–Southern (assistant)

Administrative career (AD unless noted)
1928–1934	Birmingham–Southern

Accomplishments and honors
Awards
3x All-Southern (1915, 1916, 1917)

Carey Carlisle Robinson (April 30, 1896 – June 16, 1962) was a college football player and coach and athletic director.

Auburn

Robinson was a prominent center for the Auburn Tigers football teams of Auburn University from 1914 to 1917.

Robinson was elected captain in 1917. He played some quarterback as well and was selected for some All-Southern teams.

Coaching career

Robinson was named athletic director of Birmingham–Southern College, serving as assistant on the football team under head coach and former Sewanee athlete Jenks Gillem.

References

"Six Yellow Jackets Are On All-Southern Team". The Washington Times. December 10, 1917.
"Robinson Is Another Berth". The Miami News. February 1, 1928. Retrieved March 18, 2015 – via Google news.
"Birmingham-Southern Athletic History". Archived from the original on April 7, 2019. Retrieved March 18, 2015.

External links

Carey Robinson at Find a Grave

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Frank Lupton (1892) Shel Toomer (1892) J.C. Dunham (1893) Dutch Dorsey (1893) Reynolds Tichenor (1894–1896) Ed Huguley (1897–1900) C.J. Williams (1901) Zac Smith (1902–1903) "Runt" Perkins (1904, 1906) Royden Stanley (1906–1908) Tom McLure (1906–1908) Kirk Newell (1911–1913) Tom Wingo (1911) Rip Major (1912) Ted Arnold (1913) Legare Hairston (1914) Kenny Caughman (2015) Homer Prendergast (1915–1916) Pat Jones (1916) Carey Robinson (1917) Frank Stubbs (1918, 1920) John Trapp (1919) Charles Scott (1919) Red Brown (1920) Charles Gibson (1921–1922) S.D. Peterson (1923–1924) Frank Tuxworth (1925) Frankie Bogue (1925) Pat Moulton (1926) W.A. Hodges (1927) Porter Callahan (1928) Khaki Robinson (1929–1930) Chattie Davidson (1931) Ripper Williams (1932–1933) Billy Hitchcock (1936) Lloyd Cheatham (1941) James McDaniel (1946–1947) Travis Tidwell (1948–1949) Bill Tucker (1950) Allan Parks (1950–1951) Dudley Spence (1952) Vince Dooley (1953) Bobby Freeman (1953–1954) Howell Tubbs (1955–1956) Lloyd Nix (1957–1958) Richard Wood (1958–1959) Bryant Harvard (1959–1960) Bobby Hunt (1961) Mailon Kent (1962) Jimmy Sidle (1962–1964) Joe Campbell (1964) Tom Bryan (1965) Alex Bowden (1965) Larry Blakeney (1966) Loran Carter (1966–1968) Pat Sullivan (1969–1971) Randy Walls (1972–1973) Wade Whatley (1973) Phil Gargis (1974–1976) John Crane (1977) Charlie Trotman (1978–1979) Joe Sullivan (1980–1981) Ken Hobby (1981) Randy Campbell (1982–1983) Pat Washington (1984–1985) Jeff Burger (1985–1987) Reggie Slack (1988–1989) Stan White (1990–1993) Patrick Nix (1994–1995) Dameyune Craig (1996–1997) Gabe Gross (1998) Ben Leard (1998–2000) Jeff Klein (1999) Daniel Cobb (2001–2002) Jason Campbell (2001–2004) Brandon Cox (2005–2007) Kodi Burns (2008) Chris Todd (2008–2009) Cam Newton (2010) Barrett Trotter (2011) Clint Moseley (2011–2012) Kiehl Frazier (2012) Jonathan Wallace (2012) Nick Marshall (2013–2014) Jeremy Johnson (2013–2016) Sean White (2015–2016) John Franklin III (2016) Jarrett Stidham (2017–2018) Bo Nix (2019–2021) T. J. Finley (2021–2022) Robby Ashford (2022–2023) Payton Thorne (2023–2024) Hank Brown (2024)

Auburn Tigers starting quarterbacks

Frank Lupton (1892)
Shel Toomer (1892)
J.C. Dunham (1893)
Dutch Dorsey (1893)
Reynolds Tichenor (1894–1896)
Ed Huguley (1897–1900)
C.J. Williams (1901)
Zac Smith (1902–1903)
"Runt" Perkins (1904, 1906)
Royden Stanley (1906–1908)
Tom McLure (1906–1908)
Kirk Newell (1911–1913)
Tom Wingo (1911)
Rip Major (1912)
Ted Arnold (1913)
Legare Hairston (1914)
Kenny Caughman (2015)
Homer Prendergast (1915–1916)
Pat Jones (1916)
Carey Robinson (1917)
Frank Stubbs (1918, 1920)
John Trapp (1919)
Charles Scott (1919)
Red Brown (1920)
Charles Gibson (1921–1922)
S.D. Peterson (1923–1924)
Frank Tuxworth (1925)
Frankie Bogue (1925)
Pat Moulton (1926)
W.A. Hodges (1927)
Porter Callahan (1928)
Khaki Robinson (1929–1930)
Chattie Davidson (1931)
Ripper Williams (1932–1933)
Billy Hitchcock (1936)
Lloyd Cheatham (1941)
James McDaniel (1946–1947)
Travis Tidwell (1948–1949)
Bill Tucker (1950)
Allan Parks (1950–1951)
Dudley Spence (1952)
Vince Dooley (1953)
Bobby Freeman (1953–1954)
Howell Tubbs (1955–1956)
Lloyd Nix (1957–1958)
Richard Wood (1958–1959)
Bryant Harvard (1959–1960)
Bobby Hunt (1961)
Mailon Kent (1962)
Jimmy Sidle (1962–1964)
Joe Campbell (1964)
Tom Bryan (1965)
Alex Bowden (1965)
Larry Blakeney (1966)
Loran Carter (1966–1968)
Pat Sullivan (1969–1971)
Randy Walls (1972–1973)
Wade Whatley (1973)
Phil Gargis (1974–1976)
John Crane (1977)
Charlie Trotman (1978–1979)
Joe Sullivan (1980–1981)
Ken Hobby (1981)
Randy Campbell (1982–1983)
Pat Washington (1984–1985)
Jeff Burger (1985–1987)
Reggie Slack (1988–1989)
Stan White (1990–1993)
Patrick Nix (1994–1995)
Dameyune Craig (1996–1997)
Gabe Gross (1998)
Ben Leard (1998–2000)
Jeff Klein (1999)
Daniel Cobb (2001–2002)
Jason Campbell (2001–2004)
Brandon Cox (2005–2007)
Kodi Burns (2008)
Chris Todd (2008–2009)
Cam Newton (2010)
Barrett Trotter (2011)
Clint Moseley (2011–2012)
Kiehl Frazier (2012)
Jonathan Wallace (2012)
Nick Marshall (2013–2014)
Jeremy Johnson (2013–2016)
Sean White (2015–2016)
John Franklin III (2016)
Jarrett Stidham (2017–2018)
Bo Nix (2019–2021)
T. J. Finley (2021–2022)
Robby Ashford (2022–2023)
Payton Thorne (2023–2024)
Hank Brown (2024)

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