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Tyson Pogi Climbs to No. 1 in Oklahoma, Eyes NCAA Tournament with Oklahoma State

The 5‑11 guard’s rise, family ties, and the Cowboys’ recruiting surge

Tyson Pogi, a 5‑11 guard from Southmoore High School in Moore, Oklahoma, has been elevated to a four‑star rating in the Class of 2027 by 247Sports.com, making him the No. 1 prospect in the state and the No. 137 player nationally.

A Family Legacy

Pogi follows in the footsteps of his father, former Oklahoma State quarterback Aso Pogi, whose college career adds a layer of continuity that resonates with fans of the program.

A Commitment That Signals Momentum

The young guard is the first verbal pledge to the Oklahoma State Cowboys for the 2027 class, a early indicator of the program’s recruiting traction under head coach Steve Lutz.

Lutz, who has already guided a Top‑10 ranked 2026 cohort that includes a McDonald’s All‑American, is targeting a NCAA Tournament appearance for the 2026‑27 season, using early commitments like Pogi to shape a competitive roster.

Broader Recruiting Landscape

While other elite prospects such as Latrell Allmond, Jalen Montonati, Anthony Felisi and Parker Robinson remain high on the radar, Pogi’s decision sets a benchmark for the class and underscores the Cowboys’ growing appeal.

The commitment also highlights the role of Southmoore High School and its partnership with institutions like Oklahoma State University and 247Sports in developing top talent.

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