Oklahoma State
Scout Report
The Commonwealth of Virginia has produced another elite frontcourt prospect who's already made his college decision but continues to turn heads on the national stage.
Background
Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, Latrell Allmond has developed into one of the nation's premier power forwards while starring at Petersburg High School. The 6-8 forward has been a cornerstone of Petersburg's success, playing alongside fellow standouts Kelvin Anderson and Ladarius Givan in what has become one of the most talented frontcourts in high school basketball. His rise through the prep ranks has been meteoric, establishing himself as a legitimate national recruit.
Playing Style
Allmond possesses the ideal modern power forward frame at 6-8, combining impressive length with developing strength that allows him to battle inside while maintaining perimeter versatility. His ability to stretch the floor and create mismatches against traditional big men makes him a valuable commodity in today's positionless basketball landscape. He shows solid footwork in the post and demonstrates good court awareness when operating from the high post. While still refining his perimeter shooting consistency, his motor and basketball IQ suggest significant upside as he continues to develop his skill set.
Recruitment
Despite holding an impressive 24 Division I offers from programs including Kansas, Indiana, Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, Florida State, and LSU, Allmond has committed to Oklahoma State. His national ranking of #24 in the 2026 class reflects his potential to make an immediate impact at the collegiate level. The Cowboys secured a significant recruiting victory by landing a player of his caliber and versatility.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
Oklahoma State
COLLEGE
Petersburg
PREP SCHOOL
Team Melo
AAU
Career Highlights
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Latrell Allmond named McDonald's All American
Offers
24
Oklahoma State
Signed
Chose Oklahoma State over 23 other offers
Indiana
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Florida StateSocial Activity
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