2014: Started all 10 games at center for the Eagles. Wrapped up his sophomore season with a grade of 67.6 and 11 knockdowns.  He graded out as a 73, his high for the year, on three occasions against Edinboro (9/4), Brevard (9/20) and Mars Hill (10/4).  He had a career best three knockdowns in the mud against Tusculum (10/18).  He helped clear the way for Harlon Hill Trophy finalist Andy Hibbett to rush for 1391 yards and for Carson-Newman to rank in the top five in the country with 357.5 rushing yards per game. 

2013: Started all 13 games at center for the Eagles. Finished the year with an average grade of 68.5 with 15 knockdowns.  High grade of 78 came against Brevard (9/21) and North Greenville (10/26).  Had multiple knockdowns against Catawba (9/28), North Greenville, Wingate (11/16) and Lenoir-Rhyne (11/30).  Helped clear the way for four rushers who all gained more than 700 yards and the nation's second best rushing attack at 352 yards per game.  

2012 (Appalachian State): After redshirting at center for Appalachian State, Evans will play for Ken Sparks' Eagles in 2013. 

High School: Evans played high school football for Gary Rankin at Alcoa.  A 2010 Tennessee 2A all-state honoree and one of three finalists for 2010 Tennessee Class AA Mr. Football Lineman of the Year award, Evans helped lead Alcoa to state championships and a 44-1 overall record in three years as a starter.  Evans was also a two-time all-county and all-district selection.  He helped pave the way for an offense that averaged 46.1 points per game and 13.9 yards per rush as a senior. Rated a two-star prospect out of high school by Scout.com

Personal: Evans is the son of Kim and David Evans.  His father  was an all-conference football player at Maryville College.  Furthering his football lineage is his brother, Brock, who was an all-conference football player at Union College and now serves as a graduate assistant coach at Union.  Evans is the second of four siblings (all brothers).  Evans was on the academic honor roll at Appalachian State and carried a 3.46 GPA in his time in Boone, N.C.