Jase Bates is a 6'2" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Bates attends Indianola in Iowa.
Bates's Player Profile was created on March 30, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Jase
BatesOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
250
HS
Indianola
|
IA
IA Team Preview: Indianola Indians
Playing at both Tackle and DE, Jase Bates rounds out this corps as a two-way stud on the...
Written by Austin Lowell
Jase
BatesOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
250
HS
Indianola
|
IA
Film Room: Checking Out Promising Iowa 2027s
Bates chipped in on the Indianola defensive line during the 2025. He tallied 5.0 tackles, three of which...
Written by Rob Howe
Austin Lowell | Prep Redzone Scout
Austin Lowell
Prep Redzone Scout
Playing at both Tackle and DE, Jase BatesJaseBates
6'2" | 250 lbs | OL/DL
Indianola | 2027 IA
rounds out this corps as a two-way stud on the trenches. Playing a pivotal role as a run blocker, Bates acn holds his ground well, showing great arm extension, maintaining his balance, and flashes a bit strength that can drive defenders on their backs. Bates works best against defenders trying to win outside, using his extension to jam, grab, and toss defenders to the ground to win the rep with almost no resistance. Bates is another standout who could see prominent playing time on both sides of the trenches as he enters his senior season.
Bates chipped in on the Indianola defensive line during the 2025. He tallied 5.0 tackles, three of which were solo stops, and a half tackle for loss. His best work occurred on the offensive front, however, where he helped the squad rush for 1,420 yards and 15 touchdowns, and throw for 1,385 yards and 11 scores. Bates illustrates how he gets the job done during his 11th-grade highlight video. Lining up at left tackle, Bates provides a well-rounded skill set. He bursts off of the snap and into the chest of opponents in the power run game. When the play calls for it, Bates can get out and pick off defenders in space. The quickness off of the snap helps in pass protection as does his balance and smooth feet in staying in front of the pass rusher. Bates’ frame has room to fill out in the college strength and conditioning program, and he could find future success on the inside of the offensive line, depending on how his frame fills out.