a rebounding machine with old-school efficiency
In Aaron Anderson’s 2012-13 season at Kennesaw State, he was the definition of a glue guy with bite: a 6-7 forward who anchored the glass, finished with elite efficiency, and repeatedly gave the Owls second chances. He led the Atlantic Sun in rebounding in 2011-12, posted 9.0 rebounds per game that season, and set Kennesaw State Division I-era standards for rebounds and field-goal percentage, which tells you exactly why coaches loved him—physical, dependable, and hard to replace. If you need toughness, interior production, and a player who does the dirty work without fuss, he’s your guy.
