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David Anderson

Player Profile
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Lamar, Colo.
High School:
Lamar
Last College:
Brigham Young
Height / Weight:
7-0 / 250
Position:
Center
Experience:
3VL
 

2000-01 Season
*  2000-01 Season Averages: 1.1 points, 1.2 rebounds and 8.9
   minutes played per game in 30 games played.
*  Played in all 30 games and was a member of Florida State’s    
   commonly used 10-man rotation.
*  Recorded season highs in minutes played (24 minutes) and
   rebounds (5 rebounds) against Georgia Tech (Jan. 27).  
*  Season-high five points came in the season opener against  
   Florida on Nov. 17 at home.


1999-00 Season
*  First active season at Florida State after transferring from 
   Brigham Young University.
*  Blocked a career-high 43 shots to rank sixth in the ACC.
*  His 43 blocked shots ranks as the 12th-highest single-season 
   total in school history  and is tied for the second highest 
   total in school history.
*  His 43 blocked shots helped the Seminoles record 120 team 
   blocked shots - the 10th-highest total in school history


1996-97 Season
*  Averaged 1.3 points and 1.0 rebounds in 22 games played at 
   Brigham Young University.
*  Started one game and finished third on the team in blocked 
   shots


On Anderson
*  Transfer student-athlete from Brigham Young where he played 
   one season, 1996-97.  Averaged 1.3 points and 1.0 rebounds in 
   22 games played.
*  Served a Mormon mission in San Diego for the Church of Jesus 
   Christ for the Latter Day Saints during the two years 
   immediately  prior to his arrival at Florida State.
*  The Seminoles’ tallest player on the current roster who is 
   listed at 7-0.
*  Was originally recruited by head coach Steve Robinson at the 
   University of Tulsa as a senior in high school
*  Transfer from Brigham Young who has spent the last two years 
   on a Mormom mission
*  Adds much needed size to the Seminole frontline...appeared in 
   22 games as a freshman aat BYU during the 1996-97 season and 
   started one
*  Two time first team all-state performer in high 
   school
*  Averaged 22.5 points,12.3 rebounds and 7.2 blocked shots per 
   game as a prep senior
*  Selected the Seminoles after also considering Virginia and 
   Stanford.