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Jawun Evans: ‘I feel better than I was last year’
Jawun Evans is back this year after suffering a shoulder injury in conference play last season. Even after coming off of surgery, he says he’s more confident this year than he was last year.
“My shoulder is 100 percent,” Evans said on Wednesday. “I feel better than I was last year. I feel lighter. I’m moving better so I’m just feeling better.”
Oklahoma State is also set to get senior Phil Forte back for this season after sitting last year, who called it a “gift” to have another season in Stillwater.
Check out the rest of what they had to say in their media availability from Wednesday below:
With their injuries behind them @j3vans1_ & @PhilForte13 are back and ready to go for 2016-17! #okstate pic.twitter.com/i5J5biv5IO
— Cowboy Basketball (@OSUMBB) October 6, 2016
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