Kyle Haas is the No. 1 Heavyweight Prospect in the Country

The 2020 OSU recruiting class has been discussed at length. It’s phenomenal and could get even better if the Cowboys can land either of AJ Ferrari or Braxton Amos, who both have the Cowboys in their top 5.

Something else I’ve noted is 2021 might be on a similar tier, and the Cowboys are already in deep on the No. 1 heavyweight prospect in the country.

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FloWrestling released their heavyweight prospect rankings and Kyle Haas, the younger brother of OSU recruiting coordinator Tyler Caldwell, is now the top-ranked heavyweight prospect in the country.

Though no official announcement has been made, Haas, who wrestled on the Cadet Freestyle World team this week at 92 KG, would seemingly be a lock to land in Stillwater with his older brother in charge of the recruiting here.

Other notable rankings on this list

125 — 2020 commit Trevor Mastrogiovanni — No. 2

133 — 2020 commit Jakason Burks — No. 6

141 — 2022 prospect Zach Blankenship (Bixby, Okla.) — No. 4

One of the best HS freshmen in the country, Zach Blankenship, warmed up for the state finals in a Barry Sanders jersey. pic.twitter.com/aRDGylRqhd

— Seth Duckworth (@Seth_Duckworth) February 24, 2019

149 — 2021 prospect Carter Young (Stillwater, Okla.) — No. 10

157 — 2021 prospect Victor Voinovich — No. 2

165 — 2021 prospect Travis Mastrogiovanni — No. 2 (Younger brother of 2020 commit Trevor Mastrogiovanni)

174 — 2020 commit Luke Surber — No. 2

184 — 2020 commit Dustin Plott — No. 2

197 — 2020 prospects AJ Ferrari — No. 1, and Braxton Amos — No. 2 (Both have OSU in their top 5)

285 — 2020 commit Konner Doucet — No. 18