Norman Anderson

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Able to clog the passing lanes, slow down Indians' point guard Norman Anderson, attack the glass and spread the floor for easy buckets in transition, Muncie Central defused an already flustered Tribe by the end of the second quarter.
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Years ago no one from Anderson would have backed the Bearcats, and no one from Muncie would have cheered for the Indians.
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To the comment about Anderson not having a real point guard...There was a great point guard that graduated from Highland either last year or the year before, his name is Reid McFadden.
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If Anderson would have had him, they would have made it somewhere, but he was over at Highland which had absolutely no talent and had no chance to get anywhere.
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Is it possible that Anderson did not have a good game plan also?
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The picture of Norman Anderson fouling the Muncie player pretty much sums it up.That is a foul and not good defense.Until the Indians play better fundamental basketball, they will continue to lose against very good teams.They need to learn to shoot better, pass the ball better and play solid defense without bumping and hacking all the way down the floor.Anderson needs a point guard like Alex Daniel.
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Do ya think Anderson, Pendleton & Highland fans will be in Lapel tonite, Friday & Saturday?It's not too late.

Observant bystander (3/2/2005)To No Wigwam; Please read the article before making such judgemental and ridiculous comments.Muncie Central has a very good team and won out beat Anderson.The article says this, the Anderson coach says this, and anybody who saw this game could would say this.My hat is off to Muncie Central and I can see no team that should be able to beat them between now and March 26.May hat is also off to Anderson for a fine season.
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Will the HB come up with a few questionable calls as the reason Anderson lost?

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Able to clog the passing lanes, slow down Indians' point guard Norman Anderson, attack the glass and spread the floor for easy buckets in transition, Muncie Central defused an already flustered Tribe by the end of the second quarter.

SQUEEZING THROUGH - Marion's Evar Jones tries to keep possession of the ball while running between Anderson's Michael Earley, left, and Norman Anderson.
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SQUEEZING THROUGH - Marion's Evar Jones tries to keep possession of the ball while running between Anderson's Michael Earley, left, and Norman Anderson.
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With 24 seconds remaining and Anderson holding a tenuous 54-51 lead, the Indians' Antwaun Boyd missed the front end of a one-and-one free throw.
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The Indians' DeJovaun Sawyer-Davis hit two free throws, making freshman Julius Mays' last second 3-pointer a futile one in Anderson's 56-54 win.
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His absence limited the Giants' offensive options in the second half as Anderson completed its methodical comeback.
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Pettiford added four assists, one less than the Indians' Norman Anderson.
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Anderson finished the game at 42 percent (21 of 50), but hit just 8 of 26 first-half tries and finished the game 0-for-8 from 3-point range.
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Anderson 1-3 0-0 2, Boyd 1-11 3-5 5, Brooks 0-2 1-2 1, Sawyer-Davis 12-17 6-7 30, Boldman 0-4 0-0 0, Johnson 5-7 1-4 11, Earley 0-2 3-4 3, McKinney 2-4 0-0 4.
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Assists-Anderson 9 (Anderson 5), Marion 12 (Pettiford 4).
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JV score: Marion 34, Anderson 33.