pass-first Rattler guard with proven playmaking touch
Myeshia Simms stands out as a **distributor**, with FAMU notes crediting her with 46 assists in a season when the team scored just under 62 points per game and shot 37.1% overall, while earlier Northwest Florida State data showed 5.6 assists and 2.88 steals per game—numbers that point to a guard who can create offense and pressure the ball. [4][2] She looks like a fit for teams that value **lead-guard instincts**, tempo control, and defensive activity more than pure scoring volume, though the available public stat line is old and limited, so current form and role should be verified before projecting her impact. [2][6]
