Bijan Robinson Parents Lamore Sauls And Lamont Sauls

Bijan Robinson was born to parents Lamore Sauls and Lamont Sauls in Tuscon. Bijan has two sisters and one brother in the family.

Bijan is an American football running back for the Texas Longhorns. He was born on 30th January 2002. 

Robinson addressed Salpointe Catholic High School. His record in Arizona high school contains 7,036 career rushing yards and 114 touchdowns. 

He was also the Arizona Gatorade Football Player of the Year during his senior year. He made 38 touchdowns on 126 carries for 2,235 yards. 

Bijan committed to playing college football at the University of Texas. He was also selected for the 2020 All-American Bowl to play. He stands 6 feet and weighs 215 pounds. 

Robinson was officially enrolled at Texas Longhorns on 4th June 2020. He won Doak Walker Award and was a unanimous All-American in 2022.

Bijan Robinson Mom And Dad

LaMore and Lamont got married on 21st September 2012. Lamont is not the biological father of Bijan.

Bijan was born when his mother was a college student. He was raised by a single mother. 

He spent his childhood with his grandfather and still stays with his grandparents. 

Lamore shared an Instagram post and wished her better half on their 9th anniversary. She described their love by saying, ” You are that lyric over a tight beat and the air I breathe! Happy Anniversary my King!”

LaMore Shared Bijan’s Birth Story

Lamore reported to Bleacher Report that Robinson wasn’t breathing when he was born.

The story was from 2002 at the Northwest Medical Center delivery room. Lamore recalled a story about the child who came into the world ” as blue as the sky.”

The doctors attempted to revive him, and even after some seconds of birth, Bijan had not responded. 

Bijan’s grandmother walked over and touched his little chest. After all, of a sudden, a miracle happened. The child started screaming and crying.

After that moment, the family named the child’ Bijan,’ a Persian word that means ‘Hero.’

The original pronunciation of the name was BYE-jan, but he had preferred to take BEE-zhahn.

LaMore Sauls Runs Her Own Business

LaMore is a Licensed aesthetician and a makeup artist. She also works as an IT Distributor. 

She did her work from home and promoted her products and programs through social media platforms. 

LaMore started her business with a brand named ‘GREENS’ in 2016. She promoted her products on Instagram and gave discounted prices for alkalizing and detoxifying products. She also claims that the product contains eight servings of Fruit and Vegetables.

Likewise, in August 2016, she introduced another product called “It Work Exfoliating Peel” for face washing.

In 2017, she promoted a 50% off offer in all waxing in Lash Factor Studio on Instagram. She specializes in all types of male and female waxes and also does skin care.

Bijan Was Raised By His GrandParents

Bijan Robinson grandfather Cleo Robinson uplifted the running back from his childhood. His grandmother is Terri Robinson.

Cleo retired at 75 in 2022 and now fully attends his grandson’s matches. While he was working, he used to miss Bijan’s matches.

Cleo worked as a Pac-12 referee for 26 years. He was a part of the league’s top instant replay crew at the time of his retirement. 

He played Marana’s first state championship football team in 1965. He was an all-state linebacker in high school and was a track and field athlete at Northern Arizona.

Cleo was inducted into the Pima County Sports Hall of Fame on October 23.

Bijan calls Cleo his dad, as he grew up without a father. Cleo started his officiating career in 1978, which influenced Bijan to play football.

Cleo used to collect the programs and bring them to his grandson, which helped the running back to uplift his skills from childhood. 

Bijan started playing flag football at the age of 5 and playing tackle football at the age of 8.

Cleo is very happy to watch Bijan’s play as his dream of seeing his grandson as a professional player became a reality. He shared his experiences with Fox Sports and concluded how much he admires the college footballer.

Terri also shared that Bijan used to throw himself on the ground and say, ‘Tackle me! Tackle me! Tackle me!’ But today, it’s the opposite. “He does whatever he can to not be tackled.”

Bijan Highten With His Siblings

Bijan has three siblings, two sisters, and one brother. He also has a cousin named Ron.

The running back grew up with his younger ones. His brother, Darius Sauls, also plays football for the Tucson High Magnet School. 

Bijan’s cousin brother, Ron, is an artist from Seattle.

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