After BYU
- The Las Vegas Raiders signed offensive lineman Clark Barrington as an undrafted free agent in April 2024
BYU Highlights
- 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
Personal
- 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
- Married to BYU softball player Brooke Hill Barrington
Before BYU
- 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.