Oklahoma State Men’s Basketball Head Coach, Steve Lutz, begins his second year in Stillwater with high hopes for the future. In his first year as head coach, Lutz and Oklahoma State went 17-18, 7-13 in conference play, tied for 12 th place in the Big 12. The Pokes went on to lose to Cincinnati in the first round of the Big 12 Tournament and managed to make the NIT quarterfinals before losing to North Texas. After taking over for former Oklahoma State head coach, Mike Boynton Jr., Lutz has worked overtime on revamping this Pokes roster. Lutz brings in one three star and two four-star players to the 2025-2026 Oklahoma State Men’s Basketball fold. He also utilized the transfer portal, bringing in former Green Bay guard and perineal scorer, Brandon Roy (25.7 PPG at Green Bay) and former Seton Hall guard, Isaiah Coleman (15.6 PPG at Seton Hall), among others.

And though there is reason for a healthy bit of hype surrounding the 2025-2026 Oklahoma State Men’s Basketball team, there is even more to look forward to for the 2026-2027 basketball year.

Below, you’ll find a ‘need-to-know’ list of Oklahoma State 2026 basketball commits, that now ranks 5 th (24/7 Sports Rank: 4th | On3 Rank: 6th ) nationally.

COMMITTED 09/25/25:

Jalen Montonati – 6’7 / 175 – Small Forward – 4 Star (Owasso, OK)                                                        Older Oklahoma State basketball fans will recognize the Montonati last name. The four-star Owasso, Oklahoma standout, Jalen Montonati’s father is a former Cowboy baller. Brian Montonati played for coach Eddie Sutton from 1997 through 2000, averaging 7.7 points through his college career. It’s no surprise that Brian’s son, Jalen Montonati, would want to follow in his father’s footsteps in Stillwater. ESPN ranks Jalen Montonati as the nation’s 44 th best player, the 11 th best small forward, and the number one player in the state of Oklahoma. Oklahoma State will gladly welcome a legacy player of Montonati’s level. The last Oklahoma State ‘family tree’ basketball player, Cade Cunningham, worked out pretty well. Can Jalen Montonati share similar success? Montonati has offers from Oklahoma, Kansas State, Kansas, and USC.

COMMITTED 10/13/25:

Latrell Allmond – 6’8 / 225 – Power Forward – 4 Star (Richmond, VA) Allmond recently committed to Oklahoma State on October 13 th and is a huge get for head coach, Steve Lutz. Allmond chose the Cowboys after offers from Tennessee, Virginia, Indiana, and NC State. ESPN ranks Allmond as the nation’s 36 th best player, the 7 th best power forward, and the 3rd best player in the state of Virginia.

COMMITTED 10/24/25:

Parker Robinson – 6’5 / 200 – Shooting Guard – 3 Star (Olney, MD) Parker Robinson made it clear why he chose to commit to Oklahoma State. In a recent interview, Robinson states that he “…chose Oklahoma State because I fell in love with the school and the coaching staff. Coach Lutz and the rest of the staff are all outstanding and with this being only their second year comes big opportunity.” Why Oklahoma State, among offers from West Virginia, Maryland, VCU and Providence, Robinson said, “I would say just how hard they recruited me. They were coming down to OTE almost once a week watching practices, checking in on me, watching scrimmages.” ESPN ranks Robinson as the nation’s 96 th overall best player, the 16th best shooting guard, and the 5 th best player in the state of Maryland.