Cowboys Land Defensive Monster Natt

0:00On April 21st, Oklahoma State Cowboys basketball just locked in a defensive monster with the signing of six-foot-three guard Kashi-Nat from Ravel Louisiana. Head coach Steve Lutz made the announcement, hyping Nat as conference USA defensive player of the year at Sam Houston and the NAIA national player of. The year from LSU, Alexandria. Last season, Nat started all 34 games for the Bearcats, averaging 10.8 points and 8.2 rebounds. He topped the league in steals at 2.03 per game, defensive boards and 9 double doubles, helping his squad to 22 wins and an NIT bid. Lutz called him an elite competitor with killer instincts and endless energy, perfect for guarding multiple spots and sparking extra possessions. That fits right into how the Cowboys want to grind on defense and crash the glass. Nat's been a rebounding machine his whole career, shining against big programs like number 10 Texas Tech and even here at Gallagher Iba Arena.

1:01Earlier at LSU, Alexandria, he dropped 19.9 points and 10.1 rebounds, leading to a 31-3 record in national. Coolaters. From Ravel High, where he snagged two state titles and balled as a wide receiver, Nat's eyeing the NBA as a top 100 prospect on ESPN's. 2026 Draftboard, while keeping college options open. Cowboys Nation, this one's about to elevate the back court lockdown.