veteran 6-foot-9 glue guy who won with Seton Hall
In the 2015-16 season, Braeden Anderson was a low-usage Seton Hall forward whose value came from toughness, rebounding effort, and defensive versatility rather than box-score volume. Seton Hall’s staff praised him as a strong defender and rebounder, and coverage from that season described him as a selfless role player who set screens, ran the floor, and played with an active edge. The bigger context: he was balancing Division I basketball with Seton Hall Law School, which makes his composure and maturity part of the package.
