Oklahoma State Lands Local Three-Star Offensive Tackle
Oklahoma State has been picking up steam on the recruiting trail as of late.
Oklahoma State is adding its fourth member to its 2025 recruiting class. Mike Gundy and his staff have been picking up steam lately, securing two commits over the last few days.
Local three-star offensive lineman Ryker Haff is the most recent addition to Gundy's upcoming class. On Wednesday night, the Owasso product announced his commitment to Oklahoma State, picking the Cowboys over programs like Texas Tech, Iowa State, Houston, Tulsa, UNLV and others.
Like recent commit Kyle Keya, Haff visited Stillwater this past weekend before deciding to commit to the program on Wednesday.
"There was no place like it," Haff told 247Sports' McClain Baxley. "The energy is amazing. All of the players even mentioned how the coaches treat us like family. They'll do what's best for us."
The 6-foot-6, 310-pound offensive lineman is the No. 17 prospect in Oklahoma and the No. 82 interior offensive lineman in the nation. Gundy and his staff landed another big-time offensive lineman to help secure the line for the future.
"They develop a lot of players well," Haff said. "The family aspect was huge too. Coach Gundy was saying that he treats you like his own kid and everyone on the coaching staff treats you like you're one of their own. It felt like I was home when I was there."
Haff is an incredible prospect for Oklahoma State to develop. With his size, developing his skill and technique will make him an incredible player on the line. He's set to play his senior football season with Owasso before enrolling early next winter and getting to work with Gundy and the rest of the coaching staff.
With the program's fourth commitment, Oklahoma State ranks No. 43 -- a jump from No. 55 -- in the nation with their recruiting class. They're also now the No. 8 recruiting class in the Big 12.
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