A steady RMU floor general with a proven Colonial pedigree
Anthony Myers-Pate is best known as one of Robert Morris’s all-time steadiest guards, finishing his career with 137 games played, 449 assists, and a 1.94 assist-to-turnover ratio, which is classic “trust this guy with the ball” stuff[1][2]. His differentiator is control: he’s a connector who values possession, makes teammates better, and has been battle-tested in postseason play, which matters if a team wants a calm, reliable guard rather than a highlight-chasing shot hunter[1][2].
