PFB+ Q&A: New OSU Offensive Line Commit Ryker Haff Talks Cowboys

Wednesday turned out to be a big day for Oklahoma State football’s 2025 recruiting class.

It started with three-star defender Kyle Kema committing the the Pokes. Not long later, Owasso offensive lineman Ryker Haff did the same. Then highly touted corner Zadian Gentry included Oklahoma State in his top five.

We’ll give a little more shine to the middle of those announcements here, as Haff was generous with his time Wednesday (his birthday) to chat with PFB about his commitment.

PFB: Why OSU?

Haff: “Why not Oklahoma State? It’s an hour and 20 minutes away, my family can always come watch me, I can always come home on the weekends if I need to, I can go to the NFL from there with Coach (Charlie) Dickey’s help — Coach (Rob) Glass getting me strong enough to go the the NFL. Why would you not go to OSU? And they’re ranked No. 15 for petroleum engineering, and that’s what I want to do.”

PFB: What was your favorite part from your official visit?

Haff: “Probably Coach (Mike) Gundy’s house. It was really fun. Everybody was just having a good time. They had this little bull-riding machine, saw a bunch of people get on it and have a lot of fun. Probably the best food I’ve ever had, probably. It was amazing food, and that’s kind of speaking my language.”

PFB: When did you know OSU was where you wanted to be?

Haff: “Since Bedlam I’ve really wanted to commit. I knew I might have a chance of committing on the visit. I was on the photoshoot, and I was just having a really good time with Coach Dickey and (Zach) Allen.

“I was out there watching practice and everything — we do a lot of the same drills and formations and stuff that they do. They were saying I would fit in really well. I was like, I don’t see why I wouldn’t go here with everyone treating me how they treated me.”

The rest of this interview can be seen on our forum with a PFB+ subscription here.