The Central Michigan senior wideout is one of the first players to know when it is raining, and the crowd has an easy time recognizing him on the field.

Anderson may be able to stand out in a crowd, but the media must be looking for him at all the wrong places.

Heading into this season, Anderson needs only 379 receiving yards to become the all-time leader at CMU. He is already first in school history with 226 receptions and 21 touchdown receptions.

Anderson ranks 10th in receptions in Mid-American Conference history, and he currently owns the longest streak in the FBS with at least one catch in 40 consecutive games.

Since redshirting in 2005, Anderson has been a productive starter for the Chip...

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