Sonny Mullen, a three‑star offensive lineman from Troy, Texas, announced his commitment to Oklahoma State on Wednesday, giving the Cowboys their first pledge at the position in the 2027 recruiting class.
A strategic win for the Cowboys
Ranked No. 102 nationally among offensive linemen and No. 163 in Texas, Mullen chose the Big 12 program over a handful of suitors that included Houston, TCU, Baylor and Kansas State, a decision that underscores the growing appeal of the Cowboys under head coach Eric Morris.
Morris, in his inaugural full recruiting cycle, has already secured three offensive skill‑position players and a safety, adding quarterbacks Carson White, wide receiver Cooper Hooker and tight end Talan Scott to the haul, while the defensive side of the class currently features only Bryson Brown, a safety from Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
The commitment marks a milestone for Oklahoma State, which had been without an offensive line recruit in the 2027 cohort, and it could help shape a more competitive front line for the program moving forward.
The news also highlights the role of scouting platforms such as 247 Sports, which have tracked Mullen's progress and provided the rankings that have drawn attention from analysts and fans alike.