81 Days Until CCSU - No. 81, Michael Anderson

As of 12:30 PM today, the counter passed over to 81 days until Lehigh's home opener versus Central Connecticut State. As such, we continue our day countdown towards the football season.

Today, we highlight No. 81, incoming freshman WR Michael Anderson.

Listed Height: 6'2"
Listed Weight: 205
Major: Business
Hometown: Toledo, OH
High School: Toledo Central Catholic, OH

Fun Fact: In the University of Toledo Invitational, Michael ran a 26.40 200 yard dash in 2012.

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