Kanye Clary, reflecting on his season with Oklahoma State, expressed that it rekindled his passion for basketball after struggles at previous schools. This year in Stillwater marked a positive turning point for Clary, who faced challenges including injuries and being dismissed from his previous team. Clary noted the overwhelming support from the Oklahoma State community as a significant factor in his renewed love for the game, stating that he felt embraced and valued. Despite the Cowboys’ elimination from NCAA Tournament contention, Clary remains optimistic about the team’s potential participation in the NIT or the College Basketball Crown.

By the Numbers
  • Clary appeared in 29 games this season, starting 29 of them.
  • Averaged 10.1 points and a career-high 4.8 assists per game.
State of Play
  • Oklahoma State's NCAA Tournament hopes have ended this season.
  • Coach Lutz is considering whether the team will accept bids for the NIT or College Basketball Crown.
What's Next

Depending on team discussions, Oklahoma State may compete in postseason tournaments like the NIT. Clary is enthusiastic about continuing to play with his teammates in these opportunities.

Bottom Line

Despite setbacks, Clary's experience at Oklahoma State has revitalized his love for basketball, showcasing the importance of support and community in athletic success and personal growth.