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Published: June 22, 2008
A little help from his friends
By Jake Trotter
In 1972, Seminole High School lineman Chez Evans laid out opposing players with such ease Parade Magazine dubbed him an All-American, the first ever from Oklahoma.

Evans took that ability to plant defenders into the turf with him to Norman and was a four-year letterman during Oklahoma's championship runs of the mid-1970s.

But four years ago, it was Evans who was lying on his back after a freak accident a...

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