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On Sunday the Cowboys wrestled in their biggest home event of the year, the Cowboy Challenge Tournament. The event included Wyoming, WVU, Missouri and, of course, Oklahoma State. Daton Fix made his return to the mat and there were a number of big matches across the tournament. Many wrestling fans were dismayed to learn that the early rounds of the event would not be available on television or online. The finals were slotted for ESPN+, but the quarterfinals and semifinals were not. Bad weather, along with the current pandemic, makes attendance at the event not only difficult, but ill-advised ...

Getting you ready for the Cowboy Challenge.

white homecoming uniforms as the best throwbacks from 2020 – I’d be happy if these were the standard road uni Two Quotes • Will we see Isaac Likekele on the floor today when the Pokes take on K-State? A lingering foot injury brings that into question. “He’s just trying to fight through it,” (coach Mike) Boynton said. “And I probably need to sit down and make a decision on whether I need to sit him and maybe hold him for a game or two to make sure he’s good later in the final couple weeks of the season. 

STILLWATER — Daton Fix’s one-year suspension officially ended this week and the Oklahoma State wrestler is set to take the mat in the Cowboy Challenge at Gallagher-Iba Arena, a tournament OSU coach John Smith designed specifically for Fix’s return. “He’s excited,” Smith said of Fix. “It’s been a long journey.” Fix was suspended for one year, through last Wednesday, after testing positive for ostarine, a banned substance that is prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency. An investigation revealed that Fix unknowingly ingested the substance from a water bottle at his family ho...

How Michigan will look against Ohio State and 4 more college wrestling questions to ponder College Wrestling Legends Share Michigan is back, Penn State is looking for matches, and the No. 1 Iowa Hawkeyes are out because of COVID-19. Out West, the Arizona State Sun Devils have a big weekend ahead with top-20 duals against Northern Iowa and Iowa State. With limited duals remaining in the season, this weekend is key for teams to fine-tune their athletes and prime their lineups for championship season in March. Here are some of the big questions we have as the dual season nears the finish line....