The 2026–27 Oklahoma Sooners men's basketball team will represent the University of Oklahoma during the 2026–27 NCAA Division I men's basketball season. The Sooners will be led by head coach Porter Moser in his sixth year, and will play their home games at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Oklahoma, as members of the Southeastern Conference (SEC).
Previous season The Sooners finished the 2025–26 season with a 21–16 record, 7–11 in conference play to finish the regular season at eleventh. As the No. 11 seed in the SEC tournament, the Sooners defeated South Carolina in the first round and Texas A&M in the second round before falling to the eventual champions Arkansas in the quarterfinals. The Sooners failed to qualify for the NCAA tournament being the first four out after qualifying last season. The Sooners accepted a bid to the College Basketball Crown and defeated Colorado in overtime, Baylor in the semifinals before losing in overtime to West Virginia.
Offseason Departures Nijel Pack G 5'10 188 Redshirt senior Graduated Mohamed Wague F-C 6'10 225 Graduate student Graduated Tae Davis F 6'9 215 Senior Graduated Jadon Jones G 6'5 190 Graduate student Graduated Kirill Elatontsev C 6'11 240 Senior Graduated Reid Lovelace G 5'10 140 Senior Graduated Kuol Atak F 6'9 192 Redshirt freshman Transferred to Virginia Tech Andreas Holst F 7'0 200 Freshman Transferred to Florida International (FIU) Jeff Nwankwo G 6'6 210 Redshirt senior Transferred to Youngstown State Jake Hansen G 6'0 170 Freshman Transferred to Milwaukee
Additions Khani Rooths F 6'10 215 Sophomore Louisville Tyler Hendricks G-F 6'6 185 Redshirt junior Utah Valley Pop Isaacs G 6'2 182 Junior Texas A&M Yaak Yaak C 6'11 230 Junior Oregon State Akoldah Gak F 6'11 225 Capital City Go-Go (NBA G League) B.J. Edwards G 6'3 200 Senior SMU Duke Brennan F 6'10 250 Senior Villanova
Recruiting classes On May 12, 2016, Oklahoma landed consensus top-65 player Quincy Wadley of AZ Compass Prep in Chandler, Arizona. At the time of his signing, Wadley was ranked No. 52 in the 2025 national class by 247Sports, becoming Oklahoma's second-highest-rated signee since Trae Young and Jeremiah Fears.
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