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Oklahoma State Lands Three-Star 2027 OL Jake Baker
The Cowboys add their third OL pledge in the last week.
The Cowboys just added some high school talent to their trenches.
Jake Baker, a 2027 offensive tackle from Tennessee, announced that he’s headed to Stillwater after high school.
#AGTG Very excited to announce my commitment to play football at Oklahoma State!! Go Pokes🤠@__CoachMorris @Coach_Brophy @Coach_Crill @BooneFeldt @_TheCoachHarris @AndrewLee_CFB @rajesh_murti @WesDr8ke @JasonMartinezz @Coach_Peavey @tthasselbeck @coachwilliams77… pic.twitter.com/b2PTjIVcjB
— Jake Baker 3⭐️ 6’6 290 (@JakeBaker_50) June 14, 2026
The 6-foot-6, 290-pound Nashville native picked the Pokes over the likes of Memphis, UConn, Tulsa and East Carolina. Eric Morris extended Baker his first Power Conference offer in May and then apparently sealed the deal this weekend as Baker was on-site for an official visit.
As such, Baker is still flying a bit under-the-radar, but we know how well Morris has done without strictly adhering to the rankings. Baker is unranked by 247Sports, but Rivals has him tabbed as the No. 1,527 prospect in the 2027 class and the No. 53 Tennessean, as of writing.
This is the Cowboys’ eighth commitment of the class. It’s also their third OL pledge in the last calendar week. OSU landed commitments from Houston transfer Sonny Mullen and three-star class of 2027 prospect Chase Clark both last Sunday.
2027 OSU Commits
| Name | Position | Hometown |
| Carson White | QB |
Iowa Colony (TX)
|
| Cooper Hooker | WR | Pryor (OK) |
| Ake O’Neal | WR | Argyle (TX) |
| Talan Scott | TE | Gilbert (AZ) |
| Sonny Mullen | OL | Troy (TX) |
| Chase Clark | OL | Chicago (IL) |
| Bryson Brown | S |
Broken Arrow (OK)
|
| Jake Baker | OL | Nashville (TN) |
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