Harold Anderson, Bowling Green (Men's Basketball)
Harold Anderson won 504 basketball games in his 29-year coaching career at Toledo and Bowling Green. Anderson spent his final 21 seasons at the helm of Bowling Green, where his teams compiled a 362-185 record from 1942-63. His teams won three MAC championships, and he took six teams to the NIT in New York. Anderson coached 11 All-America players who all went on to play in the NBA.
Anderson came to Bowling Green after compiling a 142-41 record at Toledo from 1934-42. He was inducted into the National Basketball Hall of Fame in 1985. Upon his retirement from coaching, Anderson continued to serve Bowling Green State University as its athletic director.
