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Temporary court orders in California and Oklahoma allow the experienced center to remain with the Cowboys while his legal case proceeds, potentially adding depth to the frontcourt next season.
A federal lawsuit filed by attorneys Darren Heitner and Ryan Downton challenges the NCAA’s five‑year eligibility rule, with Oklahoma State forward Parsa Fallah at its center, aiming to secure playing time for up to 45 affected athletes.
Oklahoma State basketball player Parsa Fallah is part of a legal challenge to the NCAA's new five‑year eligibility rule, aiming to secure a waiver that would allow him to compete in the 2026‑27 season after a knee injury and a winding college career.
The lawsuit, confirmed by attorney Ryan Downton, seeks an additional year of eligibility for athletes who completed four years of college but fall outside the NCAA’s new 5‑for‑5 eligibility framework.
A group of 45 current and former college athletes has sued the NCAA, arguing they were excluded from the association's new eligibility framework and deserve an additional season of competition.
CBS Sports analyst Jon Rothstein ranks the Cowboys No. 7 in his Big 12 power rankings, highlighting a revamped roster and promising newcomers.
The Cowboys enter their third season under a promising outlook, highlighted by a No. 7 preseason ranking, a strong recruiting class and key transfers, positioning them as contenders for the NCAA Tournament.
Oklahoma State forward Kashie Natt has filed a federal lawsuit to extend his college career, arguing that his eligibility clock began in 2022 and will not expire until 2027. His claim comes as the NCAA adopts a new five‑for‑five eligibility framework.
Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt has filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, arguing that the governing body owes him an additional year of athletic eligibility that should keep him eligible through the 2026‑27 season.
A graduate student-athlete from Louisiana files a lawsuit in Oklahoma, claiming the NCAA’s new eligibility rule and a recent court decision entitle him to an additional season of play.
Kashie Natt has filed a lawsuit in Oklahoma to compel the NCAA to grant him an additional season of eligibility, arguing that the organization breached its contractual obligations and misapplied its eligibility criteria.
Coach Steve Lutz has crafted an unprecedented roster for the 2026‑27 season, leveraging the NCAA’s fresh eligibility framework that extends playing windows and reshapes scholarship allocations.
A look at how the NCAA's 5‑for‑5 rule is reshaping Oklahoma State's men's basketball roster, affecting player eligibility and waiver processes.
The Cowboys' coaching staff is preserving a scholarship spot for center Parsa Fallah, whose waiver request hinges on a six‑month embassy process and an ACL tear that ended his sophomore season.
Coach Steve Lutz detailed the Cowboys' summer session, highlighting eligibility waivers for Parsa Fallah and Kashie Natt, the arrival of freshman Jalen Montonati, and the role of NIL funding in reshaping the roster.