Forddy Anderson

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Forrest "Forddy" Anderson (March 17, 1919 – October 25, 1999) was an American basketball coach. The Gary, Indiana native served a combined 24 seasons as head men's basketball coach at Drake University (1946-1948), Bradley University (1948-1954), Michigan State University (1954-1965) and Hiram Scott College (1965-1970). He died on October 25, 1999, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Preceded by
A. J. Robertson		 Bradley Head Men's Basketball Coach
1948 – 1954		 Succeeded by
Bob Vanatta
Preceded by
Pete Newell		 Michigan State Head Men's Basketball Coach
1954 – 1965		 Succeeded by
John Bennington

Pell • Griffith • Hackett • Whisman • Glaze • Hobbs • Banks • Solem • Boelter • Williams • Easton • Green • Anderson • McClelland • Benington • John • Stacey • Ortegel • Garner • Abatemarco • Fields • Washington • Kanaskie • T. Davis • K. Davis

Brown • Olsen • Brown • Allen • Robertson • Anderson • Vanatta • Orsborn • Stowell • Versace • Albeck • Molinari • Les

Bemies • Denman • Brewer • Macklin • Gauthier • Frimodig • Walker • Kobs • VanAlstyne • Kircher • Newell • Anderson • Benington • Ganakas • Heathcote • Izzo

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