Three-Star Offensive Lineman Chase Clark Commits to Oklahoma State

It’s been a good day for Oklahoma State offensive line coach Cody Crill.

Not long after the Cowboys flipped three-star offensive tackle Sonny Mullen from Houston, OSU landed fellow three-star lineman Chase Clark.

First and foremost, I want to give all glory to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Without His guidance, grace, and blessings, none of this would be possible.

I want to thank my family for their endless love and sacrifices, my coaches for believing in me and pushing me day in and… pic.twitter.com/FHJhWNfRm2

— Chase Clark ‘27 (@ChaseClark35) June 7, 2026

Out of Mount Carmel in Chicago, Clark is listed at 6-foot-4, 290 pounds. He’s the No. 1,364 player in the 247Sports Composite ranking for the class, which lists him as a Top 100 interior lineman in the cycle and a Top 50 player from Illinois.

Clark chose Oklahoma State over an offer list that also includes Purdue, UConn, Oregon State, James Madison, Liberty and others.

He announced his OSU offer on May 13, with the OSU staff working quickly to get him on campus this weekend for an official visit and now a commitment.

“I’m loving it so far,” Clark said of his visit in a video he posted. “I’ve enjoyed the people. I’ve enjoyed the atmosphere, and I’ve enjoyed pretty much the whole environment around me.”

Mount Carmel went a perfect 14-0 in Clark’s junior season, with Clark primarily playing right tackle.

He’s the Cowboys’ second commitment of the day and their sixth overall for the 2027 class.

After a slow start to the class (which was somewhat expected considering Eric Morris spent much of his first few weeks on the job hitting the transfer portal), the Cowboys’ class is up to No. 12 in the Big 12 and 65th nationally.

OSU’s 2027 Class