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Oklahoma State Football Class of 2027 Commitment Tracker: Who's Joining Cowboys

Check back here through the year as we track the players that have committed to Oklahoma State football for the Class of 2027.
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The Oklahoma State Cowboys are hot on the recruiting trail trying to nail down a great Class of 2027 for the football program.

New head coach Eric Morris had to hustle to keep what he could from Mike Gundy’s last recruiting class and put together his own group after he took the job in December.

The Class of 2027 will be his first full recruiting cycle as head coach and he's hoping to make a splash that will help the Cowboys turn around their fortunes after going 1-11 in 2025.

Throughout the recruiting cycle, Oklahoma State on SI will keep this tracker updated with every player that commits to the Cowboys.

June 19: Israel Hammons Commits

The Oklahoma State Cowboys landed their biggest commitment of the cycle so far as Choctaw, Okla., linebacker Israel Hammons committed to OSU in an Instagram live.

Hammons was the first four-star player to commit to the Cowboys for 2027. The major competition was Texas. He is the first linebacker Oklahoma State pulled and gives the Cowboys three defensive players for its class.

June 17: Cowboys Lose OL Commitment

The Cowboys suffered the first flip of the 2027 cycle when offensive lineman Chase Clark opted to change his commitment from Oklahoma State to Purdue, which kept him closer to his Chicago home. Clark had just returned from an official visit to the Boilermakers when he flipped.

That left Oklahoma State with eight commtiments for its Class of 2027 and just two offensive linemen.

June 16: Chayce Davis Chooses Cowboys

Chayce Davis committed to the Cowboys, giving them a second safety to build around in the Class of 2027.

The rising senior plays for Trinity High School in Euless, Texas, one of the state's traditional powers. He had gone on a visit to Baylor before his commitment. He was the third Texas recruit landed by head coach Eric Morris, who coached at North Texas last year and spent several years as the head coach at Incarnate Word in San Antonio.

June 14: Cowboys Land Third OL Commitment

Jake Baker, who plays his high school football in Tennessee and is considered a three-star recruit, committed to the Cowboys, giving them a third offensive line commitment for the class.

Baker, who committed two days after an official visit, joined Troy (Texas) lineman Sonny Mullen and Mount Carmel (Chicago, Ill.) lineman Chase Clark as OL commitments.

June 11: Cowboys Land Another WR Commitment

The Cowboys got their seventh committed player for the Class of 2027 with Argyle (Texas) wide receiver Ake O’Neal. The Top 200 receiver in the nation is also a track standout for the Eagles, who are located outside of Denton, Texas. North Texas is in Denton and was where new OSU head coach Eric Morris was the boss in 2025.

O’Neal was the second wide receiver that committed to the Cowboys was Cooper Hooker, an in-state product out of Pryor High School.

June 7: OL’s Sonny Mullen, Chase Clark Commit

The Cowboys picked up their first two offensive line commitments for the Class of 2027 as both Sonny Mullen and Chase Clark committed days after their official visits to campus.

Mullen is a 6-6 lineman from Troy, Texas, who previously committed to the University of Houston. His commitment represented the first flip of the season for the Cowboys and helped them win a recruiting battle against the Cougars, who they will play later this year in Houston.

Clark represented their second commitment from a non-contiguous state and expanded the Cowboys’ recruiting footprint for this class. Clark was being courted by at least one Big Ten school before he committed to the Cowboys. He's plays at Mount Carmel High School in Chicago.

The commitments gave the Cowboys six for the Class of 2027.

May 31: WR Talan Scott Commits

Talan Scott, a wide receiver from Queen City, Ariz., committed to the Cowboys after his official visit weekend at the end of May. He was the second wide receiver to commit to join the program and the first from a non-adjacent state. He played his junior season at American Leadership Academy.

Scott announced his commitment on social media. At the time he committed he was considered a three-star player.

May 23: Bryson Brown Commits

Brown announced his commitment to the Cowboys during a YouTube Live at his high school. He plays safety for Broken Bow High School in Broken Bow, Okla. He was the second in-state recruit to commit to the Cowboys and was considered a three-star recruit the time. He was also the first defensive player that decided to commit.

May 21: Cooper Hooker Commits

Hooker became the first in-state recruit to commit for 2027 when he announced he was coming to Stillwater. At the time, the Quapaw, Okla., product was considered the No. 1 wide receiver in Oklahoma and was seen as a three-star prospect. He will play for Pryor High School for his senior year. He made his official visit to Oklahoma State shortly after his commitment.

April 4: Carson White Commits

White was the first player to commit to Oklahoma State for the Class of 2027. He was also the first offensive player and the first quarterback. The three star passer from Iowa Colony High School in Iowa Colony, Texas, gave Oklahoma State some relief that they had talent in their quarterback pipeline going into the rest of the recruiting cycle.

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MATT POSTINS

Matthew Postins is the publisher of Oklahoma State on SI. He is an award-winning sports journalist who was formerly the editor of the College Football America Yearbook and covers the Big 12 Conference for Heartland College Sports.

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