This is yet another example of how social media can help you to make an *** of yourself. Instead of calling Mullen the next morning, he takes to Twitter at midnight to burn a bridge that didn't need burning. He made it into a big deal when it was just a mistake by a track coach. Now he has to explain to Mullen why he continues to be a distraction but is not a part of the team.
Mullen doesn't have to let him work out with the team and has done Robinson a favor, yet Mullen gets no benefit of the doubt when something like this happens. This is the type of **** that most of us couldn't handle when running an SEC football team. The level of entitlement created by (1) recruiting and (2) the constant press about players being abused to make the school money has created a monster that mouths off on Twitter, Facebook, IG, etc.