Four-star 7-footer Andreas Holst commits to Oklahoma

Andreas Holst, a 7-foot power forward out of Bears Academy in Denmark, has committed to Oklahoma and head coach Porter Moser, he told On3.

The 2025 prospect ultimately chose the Sooners over Oklahoma State, but received offers from USC, SMU, Washington, Missouri, Illinois, and others.

Holst is ranked as the No. 54 overall player in the 2025 class, according to On3.

He discussed his commitment to Oklahoma with On3.

Holst on his commitment to Oklahoma

Andreas Holst discussed his commitment to Oklahoma with On3.

“I chose OU because of how the overall environment felt. I felt good energy from everyone on the team from my visit and feel like Coach Moser’s playstyle is what really suits the way I want to play.”

What led to his trust in the coaching staff?

“I got a good connection with Moser and the entire staff. We had good and real conversations with each other that made me feel like this is the place to go.”

In his own words, what type of player is Oklahoma getting in Holst?

“I’m a 7 footer who loves knocking down threes and getting down in transition with my fluidity at my size. I also love getting up for some dunks!”

He has a message for OU fans.

“So excited to show out in Norman! I heard the fanbase is awesome and can’t wait to play in front of everybody there. Boomer Sooner!”

Recent game film
7’0 Wing
Class of 2025
Playing for the Bakken Bears, Europe Cup club and Bears academy
Averaging 9.5 PPG on the year
Shooting 34.2% from deep on all competitions this season pic.twitter.com/RkHrXxGCNN
— Andreas Holst (@Andreasholst18) March 31, 2024

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