Gophers wanted Colorado State transfer Kyan Evans, but North Carolina offered millions
- Guard Kyan Evans from Colorado State committed to North Carolina on Wednesday evening.
- North Carolina needed a lead guard after RJ Davis lost college eligibility and Elliot Cadeau entered the portal.
- Evans, a Kansas City native, started all 36 games for the Rams last season, helping them reach the NCAA tournament.
- Reports indicate North Carolina offered Evans over $2 million in NIL compensation; he also shot 44.6% from three.
- Evans, with two years of eligibility left, is UNC's third transfer portal commitment, and he is expected to soften the blow of losing Davis.
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Ex-Colorado State G Kyan Evans chooses North Carolina
Former Colorado State guard Kyan Evans said on multiple social media sites that he is transferring to North Carolina. The 6-foot-2 Evans played two seasons for the Rams and started all 36 games this past season, averaging 10.6 points, 3.1…

Gophers wanted Colorado State transfer Kyan Evans, but North Carolina offered millions
When Niko Medved became the Gophers men’s basketball coach last month, one of the first questions was which of his former players might follow him from Colorado State via the transfer portal. So far, the answer is one: to-be junior forward Jaylen Crocker-Johnson. But the clear-cut top option went elsewhere Wednesday night, when rising junior guard Kyan Evans committed to North Carolina. The sharp-shooting Evans was coveted after he posted a care…
Colorado State Transfer Kyan Evans Commits to UNC Men's Basketball
Kyan Evans, who spent the first two seasons of his collegiate career with Colorado State, committed to head coach Hubert Davis and UNC out of the transfer portal Wednesday evening. He will have two years of eligibility remaining in Chapel Hill. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kyan Evans (@kyan.evans) Colorado State made the NCAA Tournament in each of Evans’ two seasons with the Rams, though the 6-foot-2 point guard from Kansas Cit…
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