Emiah Bingley brings veteran shooting and steady guard play to Florida State
Bingley was a reliable perimeter threat for Florida State, finishing her career tied for 14th in program history with 89 made 3-pointers, a strong indicator of her value as a floor-spacer and secondary creator[4]. In the 2015-16 season she was still producing as a junior, including a near season-high scoring effort against Georgia Tech, which suggests she could deliver in competitive games[2]. Her profile reads as a disciplined, experienced guard who adds shooting gravity and composure—useful traits for a team needing spacing, maturity, and dependable backcourt minutes[1][4].
