Bryant University

2024-25 (Junior at Bryant)

• Appeared in 33 games, making 10 starts.
• Averaged 5.8 ppg, 3.4 rpg and 0.8 apg ... Turned the ball over just 25 times on the year (20.5 mpg).
• Posted 12 pts, 6 reb, 2 ast and 2 blk at Chattanooga. 
• Made first start vs VTSU-Johnson, posting a double-double of 10 pts and 10 reb.
• Finished with 13 points in a starting role at St. John's.
• Collected 10 pts and 6 reb at Grand Canyon.
• SH 4 assists in a win over Maine at home. 
• 12 pts and 6 reb in a win at UMBC on ESPNU.
• Collected 7 pts and 8 reb following game at NJIT.
• 6 pts and 3 reb vs UAlbany in the AE Semifinal.

2023-24 (Sophomore at Miami)

• Appeared in 17 contests for the Hurricanes, averaging 7.2 minutes per game
• Tied his career high in scoring with three points against Boston College (3/12/24) in the ACC Tournament
• Hauled in a career-high three rebounds against LIU (12/6/24)
• Played a season-high 15 minutes at North Carolina (2/26/24)

• Appeared in seven contests, totaling four points, two rebounds, and one assist
• Notched an assist versus Florida A&M (11/15) in his debut
• Made his first-career field-goal attempt for his first collegiate points, as well as blocked his first shot, at Florida State (1/24)
• Played in the Final Four against No. 10/12 Connecticut (4/1), making his first two free-throw attempts and grabbing his first two boards, both on the offensive end, as a collegian.

• Did not compete, redshirted to retain eligibility.

• Graduated from Rock Creek Christian Academy (Md.)
• Consensus four-star, top-100 prospect
• Labeled the third-best recruit in Maryland by 247Sports and Rivals, as well as fourth-best by ESPN
• Ranked No. 81 nationally, including No. 15 at the small forward spot, by 247Sports
• Tabbed No. 85 overall and No. 20 at his position by ESPN
• Listed as the No. 96 recruit, including No. 19 among small forwards, by Rivals
• Finished No. 84 overall in the 247Sports Composite rankings
• Averaged 19.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game as a senior
• Capital Beltway League Player of the Year and scoring leader as a sophomore and junior
• Named to The Washington PostThird Team All-Met as a junior after averaging 20.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game and helping his team to a 24-7 record
• Played for Team Takeover on the AAU circuit and helped his team reach the 2019 Nike EYBL Peach Jam U16 title game, scoring 28 points in a double-overtime loss

• Full name is Jakai Nigel Robinson
• First name is pronounced Juh-KYE
• Parents are Sheldon Sealy and Junice Robinson
• Has an older sister, Jasmine Mason, a younger sister, Jordyn Robinson, and a younger brother, Michael Sealy
• Majoring in sociology with a minor in sport administration