Five things to know about FSU’s Anthony Robinson II
Florida State added a proven SEC veteran as Anthony Robinson II returns home to Tallahassee. Here are five things to know about the newest FSU commit.
When Luke Loucks' staff zeroed in on the transfer portal's most impactful defensive guard available this cycle, they didn't have to look far from home. Missouri's Anthony Robinson II committed to Florida State on Thursday, completing a homecoming that carries deep personal meaning for one of Tallahassee's most accomplished prep products. After three seasons in the SEC, Robinson arrives with a reputation as one of the more disruptive perimeter defenders in the country, along with the experience and maturity that comes from nearly 100 high-major games.
From turning down Florida State out of high school to now returning alongside his younger brother, Robinson’s path back to Tallahassee is layered with meaning. Here are five things to know about FSU’s newest addition. 5.
He Arrives With One Year of Eligibility and Something to Prove Robinson doesn't arrive in Tallahassee with a long runway, he has one year of eligibility remaining, but that constraint may actually fuel him. As a career 31. 2-percent three-point shooter, Robinson will look to return closer to the 40-percent mark he posted as a sophomore — a number that, combined with his defensive identity and playmaking ability, would make him one of the more complete guards in the ACC.
247Sports ranks Robinson as the No. 108 overall player and No. 22 point guard in the transfer portal.
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