Oklahoma State Corner Jabbar Muhammad Enters Transfer Portal

PORTAL TRACKER

The entries into the transfer portal have slowed down this week, but they haven’t stopped entirely.

Oklahoma State corner Jabbar Muhammad entered the portal Thursday, according to 247Sports’ Cody Nagel. After making his first career start in last season’s Fiesta Bowl, Muhammad has been a regular piece to Oklahoma State’s secondary this season, primarily playing corner but also slotting in at safety if need be.

In fall camp, OSU coach Mike Gundy compared Muhammad to former OSU All-American Brodrick Brown.

“He’s got a lot of Brodrick Brown in him,” Gundy said. “Loves to compete. Never says a word. When you look at him, he’s not going to just wow you with his physical stature, but he just doesn’t go away. He’s just kind of like a mosquito that you can’t hit. It just keeps flying around you and causing problems. That’s what he does out here.”

A 5-foot-10, 180-pound junior, Muhammad had 48 tackles, a forced fumble, nine pass breakups and an interception in the regular season.

Muhammad, a cousin of former OSU corner AJ Green, joined the Cowboys out of DeSoto High School as part of the 2020 class. He was a three-star prospect and chose Oklahoma State over offers from Colorado, Texas Tech, Houston, North Texas and others.

Muhammad is the second of OSU’s secondary starters to enter the portal, joining safety Thomas Harper. Kanion Williams and Demarco Jones are two other scholarship defensive backs that have entered the portal from Oklahoma State.

The Cowboys do have four defensive backs committed as part of their 2023 class in Kam Franklin, Dylan Smith, RJ Lester and junior college product Lardarius Webb Jr.