Born to Robin Robinson, who died an early death, Martevious was raised by his guardians Joseph and Sheila Young.
He played for Coach Willie Carl Martin at Benjamin Russell High School, where he was named a Permanent Starter.
Missed the remainder of the season with a broken leg after getting hurt on the third play of the game against Rice (10/3) in his first start.
Took over as starting quarterback beginning his junior year, completing 132-of-230 (57.4 percent) passing attempts with only three interceptions for a passer rating of 145.71 and 1,861 yards.
[2] After completing his senior year of college, Martevious decided to sign with the Huntington Hammer, rather than wait for the opportunity to be called in the 2011 NFL draft.
His dual threat ability was not completely contained in the indoor game, as he led the league in rushing with 358 yards.