Cowboy Basketball adds all-conference big man Fallah

STILLWATER – Oklahoma State head coach Steve Lutz announced the signing of 6-foot-9, 260-pound forward Parsa Fallah on Saturday.

Fallah averaged 13.2 points and 4.0 rebounds this past season at Oregon State, earning second team All-West Coast Conference honors. He led the league and ranked 14^th nationally in field goal percentage, knocking down just under 60 percent of his attempts.

A former member of the Iranian junior national team, Fallah played his first two collegiate seasons at Southern Utah, averaging 13.2 points and 6.0 rebounds as a sophomore while pacing the WAC in field goal accuracy (.570).

"When Parsa catches the ball on the low block, good things happen," Lutz said. "He's a tough, experienced big man with elite footwork and feel. I expect his versatility to fit in well with our style of play. I'm thrilled to welcome him and his wife, Ellie, to Stillwater."

Fallah logged six 20-point games and 30 starts this past season for a 20-win Oregon State team. He made at least half of his field goal attempts in 24 of 31 contests.

Fallah scored a season-high 25 points on 11-of-14 shooting in a November victory over UC Davis and matched it later in the year at Pacific when he knocked down 6-of-7 field goals and 13-of-14 free throws.

In addition to shooting at a high percentage, Fallah exceled at getting to the foul line, attempting 128 free throws (10^th-most in the WCC). In conference play, he ranked among the league leaders in both free throw rate (3rd, 50.6) and fouls drawn (5th, 5.4-per-40-minutes).

Fallah began his career with a redshirt year at Southern Utah before helping the Thunderbirds to 24 wins and the 2023 CBI semifinals as a redshirt freshman. He enjoyed a breakout sophomore season, reaching double-figures 17 times in 25 games.

Originally from Amol, Iran, Fallah represented his home country at the 2021 FIBA U19 World Cup, averaging a team-bests 14.9 points, 8.3 rebounds and 1.6 steals over seven games. He had 25 points and 11 rebounds against Latvia and 21 points in a win over Mali.

Fallah becomes the eighth member of OSU's 2025 recruiting class and the fifth NCAA Division I transfer.

Oklahoma State Men's Basketball – Class of 2025 Signees
Name	Pos	Ht	Cl	Hometown	Previous School
Ben Ahmed	C	6-9	Fr.	Kogi State, Nigeria	Putnam Science Academy (Conn.)
Kanye Clary	G	5-11	Sr.	Virginia Beach, Va.	Mississippi St.
Isaiah Coleman	G	6-5	Jr.	Fredericksburg, Va.	Seton Hall
Ryan Crotty	G	6-5	Fr.	Holly Springs, N.C.	Miller School (Va.)
Parsa Fallah	F	6-9	R-Sr.	Amol, Iran	Oregon State
Vyctorius Miller	G	6-5	So.	Los Angeles, Calif.	LSU
Mekhi Ragland	F	6-10	Fr.	Lilburn, Ga.	Sunrise Christian Academy (Kan.)
Anthony Roy	G	6-5	5th	Oakland, Calif.	Dublin HS

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