Oklahoma State wrestling has been quiet so far this season primarily because the Pokes have wrestled on the road so much and so little at home. That is about to change.

The first semester of the wrestling season is over for dual competition and the Cowboys wrestling on the road all except one dual are 7-0 and nobody has made it close yet.

Second round of Bedlam finds the Cowboys struggling some and Oklahoma well-rested having not wrestled since the first Bedlam on Feb. 7.

Oklahoma State wrestling heads into their final dual with Bedlam and Oklahoma Sunday unbeaten as a team but shaky in lots a places in the line-up. Is it physical or mental?

Daton Fix made his return from suspension a championship run, but he was one of only three Cowboys on the top when the Cowboy Challenge Tournament was over.

There was an intermission in Norman for Bedlam on Super Bowl Sunday, but it was right after intermission that Oklahoma State wrestling lowered it's normal Bedlam boom in the efforts by Travis Witttlake, Dustin Plott, and Dakota Geer.

AJ Ferrari used to winning his matches easily toughed out a battle with Cuban native Yonger Bastidi to help the Cowboys stay unbeaten.

Oklahoma State fell behind in the first two matches before cranking it to win six of the final eight matches and a pair of major decisions to leave Cedar Rapids unbeaten

Oklahoma State did end up getting plenty of extra wrestling in last Friday night at the Air Force Academy, but according to the Cowboys head coach John Smith it wasn't all quality wrestling.

Oklahoma State struggled in some early weights but the the freshmen went 3-0 and the middle and upper weights dominated at Air Force.