Brandon Scoop B Robinson

Brandon Robinson, known professionally as Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson, is an  American Television Host, Executive Producer, Sportswriter & NBA Insider. He is also the Co-Founder of Scoop B Radio, a media, marketing and production entity. As a journalist, he's had stops as a host at Spotify, a columnist at CBS and a television analyst at Bally Sports Network.

Early life and education
Born in Newark, New Jersey, Robinson grew up in both Essex County, New Jersey and in the borough of Manhattan in New York City. He is an alum of Don Bosco Preparatory High School, where he was sports editor of the Ironman newspaper. He completed his Bachelor of Arts (BA) from Eastern University and graduated with a master's degree in journalism from Hofstra University. He was sports editor of Eastern's Waltonian newspaper and public address announcer of Eastern's soccer, volleyball, basketball and lacrosse teams.

Career
Robinson began his career at the age of 12, co-hosting Nets Slammin' Planet on the now-defunct Radio AAHS (later AAHS World Radio).

Over the years, Robinson contributed as a writer to sports and entertainment magazines such as Regal Sports Radio's D & Davis Show, Slam magazine, The Source, Billboard, CBS Local Sports, Respect., Vibe, Jet, Ebony. He's appeared regularly as a sports contributor on television and radio programming, including Sirius XM radio Arise News, Complex and ESPN.

After leaving The Source in 2015, he hosted a sports show on CBS Radio called Brown and Scoop and also served as a sports columnist for the network.

Robinson became the Managing Editor & Columnist at Respect Magazine where his writing tackled the intersection of sports, entertainment, lifestyle and politics. In March 2018, he became a senior writer at Basketball Society. He also contributed to Heavy as a senior sports writer.

In May 2021, he joined Bally Sports Network as a National NBA Insider.

Robinson's interest in sports began in the 1990s while working in his family's shoe businesses, Men's Walker and The Athlete’s Foot, in Harlem, New York City.