Kent State’s old-school, high-efficiency forward with a bruiser’s rebound game
In the 2012-13 season, Chris Evans was a steady, two-way frontcourt force for Kent State, averaging 16.2 points and 7.7 rebounds while appearing in all 35 games and starting 33. He paired efficient scoring with playmaking and disruption, adding 72 assists, 67 steals, and 24 blocks, which says a lot about his versatility and motor. His game translates as a rugged, team-first forward who competes hard, finishes, and does the dirty work—exactly the kind of guy coaches trust when they want toughness, consistency, and impact beyond the box score.
