OSU Wrestling Coach John Smith Announces Retirement After 33 Successful Years
Oklahoma State's most successful wrestling coach, John Smith, retires after 33 years, leaving a remarkable legacy of five team NCAA championships and 33 individual titles.
By the Numbers- Smith's dual record: 490-73-6
- 153 All-America honors
Smith's retirement leaves Oklahoma State wrestling in transition, with the search for a new coach underway.
State of Play- OSU athletic director Chad Weiberg will lead the search for a new wrestling coach.
- Coleman Scott serves as interim wrestling coach during the transition.
The search for John Smith's successor and the continuation of Oklahoma State's wrestling legacy are key focuses for the program's future.
Bottom LineJohn Smith's retirement marks the end of an era for Oklahoma State wrestling, but his lasting impact and contributions ensure a promising future for the program.
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