No. 20 Missouri Wrestling Falls Short Against No. 3 Oklahoma State: The Buzz, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025

Missouri wrestling traveled to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to face No. 3 Oklahoma State. The Cowboys had the advantage going into the dual, with a 45-7-1 lead in the series, and the Tigers had not defeated them since the 2021-22 season.
Oklahoma State won in a sound victory with a score of 36-3, keeping the Cowboys undefeated this season. At 141 pounds, No. 13 Josh Edmond earned Missouri's only points in an 11-4 decision victory over Kolter Burton (OSU). Edmond has had a challenging schedule this season, but he has consistently outperformed his opponents with his speed and offensive attacks when it matters most.
141 | (13) Josh Edmond takes down Kolter Burton, 11-4.
— Mizzou Wrestling (@MizzouWrestling) February 2, 2025
MIZ 3, OSU 7#TigerStyle pic.twitter.com/a1yCDYgjps
Oklahoma State started to widen the point gap due to multiple bonus point wins and holding the Tigers to one win. Keegan O'Toole was still absent from the lineup after taking the month of January off to recover from an injury.
The Tigers will have over two weeks off before ending the regular season at home against No. 13 Iowa State, on Feb. 22 at noon. The dual will be streamed on UFC Fight Pass.
Today's Schedule
- Men's Golf: Missouri at the National Invitational Tournament, Tucson, Arizona, Live Stats
Mizzou Results
- Wrestling: No. 3 Oklahoma State (12-0, 9-0 Big 12), 36, No. 20 Missouri (5-9, 4-3 Big 12) 3
- Women's Basketball: Tennessee (16-5, 4-5 SEC) 76, Missouri (12-12, 1-8 SEC) 71
Did you notice?
About that dominance yesterday…
— Mizzou Hoops (@MizzouHoops) February 2, 2025
▪️ Largest road win vs ranked team in MU history
▪️ Second-largest win vs ranked team overall
▪️ Fourth top-20 win this season
▪️ Continues best MU start in its SEC history
▪️ Have not trailed after halftime in six SEC games & 15 overall#MIZ 🐯 pic.twitter.com/AWLwwFmM7F
Thumbs up to former @MizzouFootball great Brock Olivo on his induction with our Class of 2025!
— Missouri Sports Hall of Fame (@MoSportsHall) February 2, 2025
All he did? He led St. Francis Borgia to the 1993 state championship and was the Gatorade Player of the Year, and then rushed for more than 3,000 yards for Mizzou! pic.twitter.com/wmjGigFtJI
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Izabelle is a master’s candidate at the University of Tennessee studying Sports Management. She received her Bachelor of Journalism with an emphasis in Sports Broadcast from the University of Missouri in 2024. She has been covering wrestling for Missouri On SI since 2023 and has covered wrestling for the Ohio State Buckeyes On SI and Iowa Hawkeyes On SI since 2024. Additionally, Izabelle has covered various Olympic sports, including track and field, soccer, and tennis, since 2021 with other outlets.
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