Report: 2026 five-star recruit Toni Bryant visits Oklahoma State

Steve Lutz and his staff have done a good job so far with the 2025 class, but the Cowboys are also eyeing 2026.

According to 24/7 High School Hoops, Oklahoma State hosts five-star 2026 prospect Toni Bryant on Sunday. According to 247Sports, Bryant is the No. 11 player in his class. He is a five-star prospect in both the 247Sports Rating and Composite Rankings, which lists him as the No. 24 prospect in his class.

NEWS: 2026 5⭐️ Toni Bryant is taking an unofficial visit to Oklahoma State today, a source reports @LeagueRDY.

Bryant is an athletic 6-10 forward who can rebound, block shots and score on offense. One of the highest prospects in 2026.

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Bryant is 1.90 meters tall and comes from North Tampa Christian Academy in Florida. According to MaxPreps, Bryant averaged 19.2 points, 11.2 rebounds and a ridiculous 8.7 blocks per game as a high school student last season while shooting 48% from 3-point range. He also had an outstanding freshman season, averaging 19.3 points, 13 rebounds and nine blocks per game.

Playing with Florida-based Nightrydas Elite on Nike’s EYBL circuit, Bryant averaged 11.5 points, 7.3 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game in April and May while shooting 61% from the field and 4 from 7 (57%) scored 3.

Bryant hasn’t officially announced an OSU offer, but he has offers from Kansas, Texas, Michigan, Houston, Tennessee, Florida, LSU and many more. He recently visited Cal and Tennessee.

The Cowboys don’t have a commitment for the 2026 class yet, but not many programs do. However, the 2026 cycle could be a big one for the Cowboys. To match that interest from Bryant, the 2026 class also features OSU heir Jalen Montonati, a 6-foot-7 winger from Owasso. A few weeks ago, OSU hosted Montonati and four-star 2026 prospects Seven Spurlock and Austin Brown.

Lutz and Co. have made an impact in the 2025 class, adding four-star sharpshooter Ryan Crotty and three-star big man Mekhi Ragland in recent weeks. OSU’s two-man 2025 class is ranked 30th nationally and fourth in the Big 12.