Clark Barrington - Football

Clark Barrington

Offensive Line 56

Ht/Wt

305 lbs.

Class

Junior

Hometown

Spokane,

Washington

Last School

University High School

Roster Years

2018-2022

2022
- One of just three BYU players to play and start in all 13 games.
- Named to Phil Steele All-Independent Second Team
2021
- Started all 13 games, one of only three offensive players and six players on the team overall to do so
- Named to Action Network All-America Second Team on Dec. 8
- Named to Pro Football Focus All-American Third Team on Dec. 9
- Pro Football Network Third Team All-American
- Phil Steele All-Independent First Team Offense
- Pro Football Network First Team All-Independent Offense
- Part of Pro Football Network Offensive Line of the Year
- Named to Joe Moore Award Midseason Watch List (with BYU offensive line)
2020
- Named Second Team All-Independent
- Starting role at left guard on BYU’s Joe Moore Semifinalist OL unit in 2020
- Played and started in 10 games
- Protected No. 2 NFL draft pick Zach Wilson and helped the BYU offense line rank No. 8 in the nation for the fewest sacks allowed (12 sacks in 12 games) while only allowing two pressures on 293 pass-blocking regular-season snaps.
2019
- Played in 10 games with four starts
- Helped BYU offense rank No. 28 in total offense and No. 26 in passing offense

Missionary Service: Served a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Kampala, Uganda
Parents are Shawn and Jacque
Father, Shawn, played baseball and mother, Jacque, played basketball at Arizona

Named all-league first team and all-state honors at University High School
Member of the honor roll in high school
Served as a team captain
Excelled in academics with a 3.96 GPA and a member of the honor roll
Also played basketball
Coached by Rob Bartlett and Bill Diedrick
Also recruited by Eastern Washington, Montana, Montana State, Portland State, Utah, Hawaii, Idaho, Idaho State and Washington State.

BYU Hall of Fame

Freshman Year 2019

Sophmore Year 2021

Started all 13 games, one of only three offensive players and six players on the team overall to do so.
Named to Action Network All-America Second Team on Dec. 8
Named to Pro Football Focus All-American Third Team on Dec. 9
Pro Football Network Third Team All-American
Phil Steele All-Independent First Team Offense
Pro Football Network First Team All-Independent Offense
Part of Pro Football Network Offensive Line of the Year
Named to Joe Moore Award Midseason Watch List (with BYU offensive line)
Led BYU offense to...
- Scoring 33 points per game.
- Averaging 452 yards of total offense per game.
- Converting on 46% of third downs.
- Scoring on 89% of red zone trips (49 of 55), 75% of which (41) were touchdowns.
- Allowing just 15 sacks on the season.

Junior Year 2022

Senior Year

Graduate Year

Redshirt Year

Medical Redshirt Year

Sophomore 2020

Named Second Team All-Independent
Starting role at left guard on BYU’s Joe Moore Semifinalist OL unit in 2020
Played and started in 10 games
Protected No. 2 NFL draft pick Zach Wilson and helped the BYU offense line rank No. 8 in the nation for the fewest sacks allowed (12 sacks in 12 games) while only allowing two pressures on 293 pass-blocking regular-season snaps.
Contributed to the BYU offense ranking No. 3 in scoring (43.5), No. 6 in total offense (522.2), and No. 8 passing offense (322.1), while also adding 190.1 yards rushing per game in 2020.
BYU OL was key to creating many explosive plays in 2020, BYU ranks No. 1 for the most plays of 30 or more yards and No. 2 for the most plays of 10+ yards