“We’re gonna have conversations over the next few days, probably weeks, and we’re gonna try to look at all the options, whatever they are. “I’ll tell you what I told him - I didn’t spend four years recruiting him and telling him how much I care about him to now abandon what’s important,” Boynton said on a conference call with reporters. Whatever the decision ends up being, Oklahoma State head coach Mike Boynton is going to back Cunningham. There’s a chance that Cunningham, if he so chooses and the NCAA allows, could go to a different school for 2020-21, or perhaps even play in the G League next year. But now, his future at the school is in question. 1 overall prospect in the class, Cunningham was supposed to help bring Oklahoma State out of the shadows and back to the top again. This was huge news for the future of the Cowboy basketball program for multiple reasons, but mainly because of incoming signee Cade Cunningham. The postseason ban, as well as a handful of other punishments, came as a result of former associate head coach Lamont Evans accepting between $18,150 and $22,000 in bribes from two financial advisers.

The Oklahoma State men’s basketball program suffered a massive blow on Friday afternoon when it was announced that the team had been handed a postseason ban for the 2020-21 basketball season.

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