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Wright State was the first school to offer Wapahani junior guard Grant Evans, before he even played a varsity game. It was also, in Evans’ estimation, the school that recruited him the hardest over the past two years.
With those factors in mind, the 6-3 Evans committed to Wright State on Friday.
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