David Anderson brings size, touch, and veteran big-man value to Florida State
In the 2000-01 season, Florida State center David Anderson played limited minutes but showed the classic seven-footer package: 7-foot size, a workable shooting touch, and the kind of maturity that comes from a mission and transfer path[1][5][6]. He’s best viewed as a low-usage interior anchor who can give a team length, screening, and a soft mid-range game rather than eye-popping box-score production; in 2000-01 he averaged 1.1 points and 1.2 rebounds in 8.9 minutes per game[8]. The upside is fit and role stability: if you need a big body who understands the game and can add depth without needing touches, he’s your guy[5][8].
