Anderson played a key role in Central Connecticut State’s near upset of Providence on Sunday, achieving career-highs with 13 points and five rebounds in a team-high 36 minutes of play. Anderson, who drained three shots from beyond the arc, pulled the Blue Devils to within two points on a putback with 12 seconds remaining in the contest, but the Friars sealed the 72-67 win from the line. After failing to score in his first game and sitting out the second contest with an injury, the Fort Washington, MD product has averaged 11.0 points and hit six treys over his last two outings.