Evan has emerged as one of the top players in his class, and the emergence can be clearly seen as a result of his size being paired with usable skills that are unique for his size. He is a versatile big who has hands, feet, and feel. He has become more than a stationary post presence as he can score inside and out, as well as put the ball on the floor and attack. He continues to improve his impact as a two-way player who can affect possessions as a finisher, rebounder, paint presence, and defensive anchor. His pick-and-roll ability has also improved with his ability to roll and pop coming out of the screen.

Evan possesses a unique combination of size and skill that includes tools you simply can’t teach. He can stretch the floor, rebound effectively, and knock down the three ball, making him a constant mismatch on the court. After a standout offseason competing with 444 Athletes on the Puma Circuit, Toms is poised for a breakout junior year. At the Elite Camp, he showcased his full arsenal of skills, solidifying his status as a rising prospect. His stock continues to climb, and he has already picked up offers from North Alabama, Jacksonville State, and Tulane. With his versatility and matchup advantages, Evan is expected to be a key piece for Coach Schweers and his staff this upcoming season undoubtedly a go-to guy.