Oklahoma State Wrestling Eyes First NCAA Title in 20 Years
David Taylor has rapidly rebuilt Oklahoma State wrestling into a national title contender. After a 15-1 season, a second straight Big 12 championship and an NCAA runner-up finish, the Cowboys return all eight All-Americans and add the nation’s top-ranked recruiting class and key transfers. The target: OSU’s first NCAA team title in more than 20 years.
By the Numbers- Oklahoma State went 15-1 in 2025-26 and won its second consecutive Big 12 title.
- The Cowboys finished second at the NCAA Championships, their best team result since 2016.
- All 8 of the team’s All-Americans return; 3 freshmen won individual national championships last season.
- OSU’s 2026 recruiting class is ranked No. 1 by MatScouts. Transfer Bennett Berge brings 80 career wins.
Returning stars and highly rated newcomers give OSU unusual depth, but the NCAA team title remains the test. The Cowboys finished runner-up last season, and the program has not won the championship in more than two decades.
Bottom LineOklahoma State has the talent and momentum to make a title run; now it must turn a loaded roster into a championship.
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