Anthony Robinson II has joined Florida State University (FSU) after three seasons at the University of Missouri, where he established himself as a formidable defensive guard. With just one year of eligibility remaining, Robinson seeks to enhance his 31.2% career three-point shooting average, aiming to return to the 40% mark he achieved during his sophomore year. His commitment holds special significance as he joins his younger brother, Amare Robinson, who also committed to FSU on the same day. Robinson's junior season was tumultuous, starting only 19 of 33 games, but he showcased his skills with a season-high 10 assists during a historic win at Kentucky. Notably, he was the only underclassman named to the 2024-25 SEC All-Defensive Team, finishing second in steals in the conference. His journey back to FSU is particularly poignant, as he initially chose Missouri over FSU despite a stellar high school career in Tallahassee. Robinson expressed excitement about contributing to FSU's basketball legacy, stating, 'Just bringing the tradition of Florida State basketball back to where it should be.'