From the day he walked in the building, he's the most unselfish guy I've ever been around," Burns said, sharing a story from Fowler's freshman year in 2010. "We had some guys ahead of Jalston that got all the publicity and most of the playing time. When these guys were hurt at practice, Jalston would take just about every rep. Then come game time, sometimes he didn't even get in the game. ... He never complained. He worked as hard as anybody on the team.
"After the game, I went up to him and I said ... 'I really apologize. I wish you could have gotten in the game.' Every week ... he would say the same thing, and I know he wasn't just putting on. He would say, 'Coach, whatever I have to do for the team. We won the game.'"
