depth-back with size and late-season surge potential at William & Mary
Anderson is a useful **change-of-pace** option for William & Mary, but his 2024 production was limited: he logged **38 carries for 138 yards** and no touchdowns, while the team leaned heavily on its rushing attack overall. ESPN’s stat line suggests he is more of a depth runner than a featured back right now, so his value is in the margins—ball security, physical relief carries, and showing he can earn more work with consistency. If you want an immediate centerpiece, he is not that yet; if you want a back who can grow into a tougher rotational role, he is worth watching. [5][6]
