Vian's Knight added to All-State roster
by Mike Erwin
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Vian’s Tyren Knight has been added to the East roster for the small school All-State basketball game on July 30 at the ORUM Mabee Center in Tulsa. (Mike Erwin•TIMES)
Vian’s Tyren Knight has been added to the East roster for the small school All-State basketball game on July 30 at the ORUM Mabee Center in Tulsa. (Mike Erwin•TIMES)
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Vian’s Tyren Knight has been added to the roster for the Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State basketball game.

Knight replaces Red Oak’s Lane Adams, who dropped out of the game after signing a pro baseball contract with the Kansas City Royals.

Knight averaged 16 points and 12 rebounds as a senior for the Wolverines. He will suit up for the East in the small school game, which is set for 7 p.m. on July 30 at Oral Roberts University.

“Certainly it‘s a big honor. Tyren has worked hard and I’m very proud of his attitude and accomplishments,” said Vian head coach David Crow. “I’m looking forward to him getting a chance to play in college. He hasn’t signed with anyone yet and, hopefully, this will give him a chance to do that.”

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