Iowa sets DI Wrestling attendance record; leads nation for 16th Back in February 2017, as teammates at Heritage Hall, Kaden Gfeller and Rodrick Mosley won individual state wrestling championships at State Fair Arena in Oklahoma City on the same day. This was not Trumps first trip to the BOK Center. Chandler Rogers:47 (2016-19) Mike Farrell:128 (1986-89) Daton wrestled a little tight, not putting enough pressure on people. With a crowd of 16,855 for the finals, this weeks attendance totaled 95,245 over six sessions. TULSA An overall disappointing showing at the NCAA Championships ended with a pair of losses in the medal round for Oklahoma State wrestling. He served as an assistant under Matt Surber before taking over the program and has helped the program stay on top. Doug Blubaugh (3rd, 147 pounds)1956 (see full bracket), On this date in 1956, Myron Roderick of @CowboyWrestling won his 3rd @ncaawrestling DI title. ), All-Americans Stanley Henson (145 pounds) Jay Arneson (2nd, 150 pounds) Listed below is a brief history of the Oklahoma High School State Wrestling Tournament along with a few of the State Tournament records. National champions: You gotta get in that game if youre gonna stay in this game. Led by James andUetake, the Cowboys picked up their fourth title of the decade and would go on to win one more before 1970. So, welcome to Cowboy Country. Calvin Mehlhorn (2nd, 121 pounds) WebThe official 2022-23 Cowboy Wrestling Roster for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls National champions: (Oklahoma State) (Oklahoma State) #26 Troy Spratley St #79 Zach Blankenship #151 Gabe Fontanez #23 Trevor Mastrogiovanni #236 Alex Yokubaitis #259 Colten Klein Heres a look at some of those who won championships on Saturday night: Penn State won its 11th of the last 13 team titles, scoring 137.5 points, with Iowa in second at 82.5. However, his 195758 and 195859 teams dominated the NCAA tournament, winning in convincing fashion with four champions and 15 All-Americans between the two years. Darrell Keller (142 pounds) Stanley Henson (145 pounds Rosholt is considered one of the best 197-pound wrestlers in NCAA history because of the success that he had wrestling for the Cowboys from 2003-2006. Yojiro Uetake (130 pounds) More:Oklahoma State wrestler Wyatt Sheets having 'most fun I've ever had' in final season. Harold DeMarsh (115 pounds) James Gregson (175 pounds), All-Americans: Wrestling The Cowboys won only one title under Chesbros watch. ENID The feeling never gets old for Bobby Williams III. Recruits Add Event Add Wrestler Add Recruit. Elgins other winners were 132-pounder Nino Vidic (decision), 138-pounder Austin Elam (major decision), 144-pounder Dominik Benedetto (decision), 150-pounder Jack Anglley (decision) and 190-pounder Ritson Meyer (decision). The win over Arizona State was particularly satisfying for Oklahoma State given that the team suffered a loss to the same schooljust before the Big 8 Championships. The Aggies beat Indiana by 10 points in a low-scoring affair in 1940 that saw Oklahoma A&M crown three champs and three additional All-Americans. Dale Scriven (155 pounds)All-Americans: Thats not fine., More:Oklahoma State wrestler Kaden Gfeller 'grateful' to chase NCAA goal with daughter watching. Alfred Whitehurst (136 pounds) OKLAHOMA High School Wrestling State John Smith:42 (1984-88) Cory Baze: 44 (1988) 4. Phil Kinyon (157 pounds) 17 Jordan Oliver: 17(2013) Despite having just four athletes on the podium, Griffith's team was ahead by nine points over Penn State for another winning year. Esposito, Hendricks and Rosholt built on theirAll-American performance the previous year by taking gold at 149, 165 pounds and 197 pounds, respectively, while Chris Pendelton defended his title and heavyweight legend Steve Mocco made his first mark as a champ in the NCAA. 3. National champions: COWBOY WRESTLING:The best moments from the Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State rivalry, Here are some of the most remarkable stats from theOklahoma State dynasty (as of June, 2020). George Rule (175 pounds) [3] Also during his time as a 130-pound wrestler for OSU, Uetake won a total of three individual Big 8 and national championships. Alex Dieringer:45 (2013-16) Paul McDaniel (3rd, 128 pounds) The official 2022-23 Cowboy Wrestling schedule for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls 2022-23 Cowboy Wrestling Schedule - Oklahoma State University Athletics Skip To Main Content Pause All Rotators Skip To Main Content I gotta analyze everything by the season and recognize my student-athletes, Smith said. I know that weve had two poor tournaments in a row. Alums and current athletes Richard Hutton, William Jernigan and Hal Moore all represented the United States of America while Aggie head coach Art Griffith served as the coach and Cliff Keen worked as the manager for the Olympic team. Stillwater lost to Edmond North at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame Dual Classic in December at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater. Pat Smith:122 (1990-94) Flood also won Outstanding Wrestler honors for his performance and his pin in the 1935championship. Under his tenure, 32 athletes have finished on top of the podium. Kirk Mammen (6th, Heavyweight)1990 (see full brackets). The other six who recorded falls were Chance Oklahoma high school wrestling: Stillwater's Angelo Ferrari tops OSU signee for Class 6A 160-pound title State Championships At State Fair Arena Class 6A FINAL TEAM SCORING 1. Jack St. Clair (155 pounds) They had a lot of energy. George Walker (2nd, 165 pounds) Among which are the new wrestling center and other new training facilities built inside the athletics center, much to the benefit all OSU student-athletes. Thanks @OKStateAlumni for sharing this newsreel footage from 1939. https://t.co/YRGL97Y7lR@okstate @OSUAthletics pic.twitter.com/q92GGeZfqc. Ross Flood (126 pounds) Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. Wrestling Teammates Gene Davis and Bill Harlow also won their weight classes, while five Cowboys finished in the top eight for a total of 79 team points, nine more than second place Iowa State. For a coach that never wrestled, Gallagher's136-5-4 record with Oklahoma A&M, 11 team titles and 22 individual NCAA champions made him into a wrestling figure that the program would never forget. Roderick knew how to win after spending his career under the coaching leadership of Art Griffith, and his 1958 win made him the youngest head coach to ever win a title at the age of 23. Griffith's first national tournament with his team resulted in gold with Alfred Whitehurst, David Arndt, Earl VanBebber and Virgil Smith taking home individual top honors andCalvin Mehlhorn, Dillard Talbutt and Loyd Arms also finishing in the top three as All-Americans. Masaaki Hatta and Bob Johnson won their weight classes while Doug Wilson, Phil Kinyon, Ronnie Clinton, Mark McCracken and Joe James all finished in the top three. The team went undefeated in 1954 thoughand finished with three champs, including future three-time NCAA champion and future championship coach Myron Roderick. 7. Mark Branch (167 pounds), All-Americans: We need to gather up our troops and kick ass as were going forward. The other six who recorded falls were Chance Fisher (106), Braden Potts (120), Triston Grounds (126), Beau Hickman (138), Shawn Rounsaville (150) and Ethan Teague (157). The climb back to championship-caliber performances from the team had been long tough for the Cowboys. Fred Davis (4th, 167 pounds)1955 (see full bracket), We said goodbye to one of our own last week.More on the life of national champion Fred Davis:https://t.co/HGAineSWrM#okstate | #GoPokes pic.twitter.com/v8URx7Rjpm. Miami 67. Doug Blubaugh (2nd, 157 pounds) Coleman Scott (8th, 125 pounds) After having his true freshman season wiped out by COVID, the senior has another year of eligibility remaining. Oklahoma State wrestling championships: History, statistics Alan Kelley (145 pounds)All-Americans: pic.twitter.com/c6UiYR9rSZ, The Aggies 1954 championship restored normalcy to Stillwater as Art Griffith guided his clubback to another championship after suffering a losing season in 1953 and also missing out on titles in 1950, 1951 and 1952. The Pioneers started strong and went on to roll to a 38-22 victory as they claimed their second straight dual state crown. Edgar Welch (2nd, 145 pounds) The Owls had never won a dual state title heading into Saturday but can now call themselves champions after beating Coweta 40-27 in the Class 5A finals. More:Asked about retirement, Oklahoma State wrestling coach John Smith thinks he will return. Chris Barnes (177 pounds)All-Americans: Smith currently has 239 wins as coach at OSU, the most ever in school history. Jake Rosholt (3rd, 184 pounds) [4] That same year, he won a Dan Hodge Trophy and ended his college career with 133 wins and only four losses. Bixby 90.5; 4. Between the 1979-80 and 1985-86 seasons, Iowa had eight, nine, eight, nine, seven, nine and eight All-Americans, respectively. Oklahoma HS wrestling: Tuttle wins dual state title, ties The four-time NBA champ set a record for most points in a Game 7 with 50, prompting some high praise from his head coach. El Reno sweeps Carl Albert in ranked showdown, Putnam North and Putnam West split rivalry wins, Oklahoma high school wrestling: Roundup of 2023 dual state tournament quarterfinals, A look at Oklahoma Citys girls high school basketball Fab 10 rankings for Feb. 10, A look at Oklahoma City's boys high school basketball Fab 10 rankings for Feb. 10, Your California Privacy Rights / Privacy Policy. John Smith:47(1988) As of 2021-2022, Oklahoma State wrestling has won 34 team national championships, 143 individual NCAA championships, and 485 All-American honors.[2]. Loyd Arms (3rd, Heavyweight)1942(see full brackets). Oklahoma State has had a number of key wrestlers that have been crucial to strengthening their program throughout the years. 2023 NCAA | Turner Sports Interactive, Inc. Oklahoma State's Daton Fix reads heartfelt letter from his parents. Still, Chesbro managed to pass Gallagher as the winningest coach in school history. Clay Albright (2nd, 165 pounds)1941(see full brackets), In a sport dominated by dynasties, Oklahoma State and Iowa top the list of all-time great Division I wrestling programs. #repost @nationalwrestlinghof pic.twitter.com/SKRRobNOkL. Nobodys gonna sit around and accept it. 4. STILLWATER Oklahoma State distance runners erased three program records on the final day of the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, Penn., with sprinters and jumpers capping off an impressive showcase at the Corky/Crofoot Shootout in Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday. Once he arrived in Stillwater, Griffith picked up where Gallagher left off, winning eight national championships in 13 years. NCAA wrestling championships: OSU's Daton Fix upset in semis After eight years without a title, Smith compiled a team capable of greatness, and he found the magic necessaryto string together a championship season. Not only did Vito Arujau end the title hopes of OSUs Daton Fix on Friday night, he ended Roman Bravo-Youngs quest for a third title at 133 pounds on Saturday. [4] Between 2013 and 2016, he was not only a three-time NCAA champion, but also a four-time NCAA All-American and a four-time Big 12 champion. At 174 pounds, Penn States Carter Starocci landed a first-period pin of Nebraskas Mikey Labriola at the 2:46 mark. In 2021, OSU went 51-45 in matches decided by decision and 23-16 in major decision matches. Art Griffith would continue the winning traditionin Stillwater for the Aggies in the years to come, but Gallagher had solidified himself as a legend. Jacie Hoyt & Cowgirls needed more tourney experience. Nathan Bauer (2nd, 136 pounds), Dick Hutton was 3X @ncaawrestling champion for @CowboyWrestling, winning titles in 1947, 1948 and 1950 while helping @OSUAthletics capture the team title in 1948 and 1949. Conrad Caldwell (165 pounds) Art Griffith stepped up to the role and proved that even under a new coach, the team could be just as successful. He was the second Keller to win the honor as his brother, Dwayne won the award in 1968 after winning the first of his two titles. Dillard Talbutt (3rd, 128 pounds) Mike Farrell: 39(1989) T3. WebFantasy College Wrestling; Pick'Em; Tourney Pool; WrestleTrak. Joe James (Heavyweight)All-Americans: Dick Beattie (157 pounds) WebThe official 2021-22 Cowboy Wrestling schedule for the Oklahoma State University Cowboys and Cowgirls Oklahoma State University Athletics Main Navigation Menu. It's the Cowboy way, and it's been working since 1915. They are also tied with Iowa and Penn State for the highestnumber of champs in one year at five. Stillwater and Edmond North have gone back and forth throughout the season as they proved theyre the teams to beat in Class 6A. Mustang 65; 6. Dennis Crowe (4th, 130 pounds) WebOklahoma State Cowboys. Bill Jernigan (3rd, 121 pounds) While the expansion project caused attendance at basketball games to almost double, the wrestling crowds have yet to pack the arena to the rafters as they did in the original Gallagher Hall. [6] This dominance over such a highly touted rival has long been a source of great pride for Oklahoma State fans. Maybe, right? He was also the coach of eight of the first ten national champions as his teams won in 1928, 1929, 1930, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, and 1940. Class 4A Tuttle won its 14th straight dual state tournament championship as it defeated Catoosa 53-13 in the finals. The Oklahoma State Cowboys wrestling team is the most successful NCAA Division I program of all time in any sport. Fifty-three conference tournament trophies fill the awards cases with 287 athletes owning individual conference titles. Chris Perry: 122 (2010-14) J. Boyd Nelson (2nd, 169 pounds) National champions: [3] More:Oklahoma State football will look to replicate consistency in kicking game. Wearing his customary red tie, Trump was recognized before the event began. Leroy McGuirk (155 pounds) Former President Donald Trump was at the BOK Center, seated on the front row in the corner of the arena for Saturday night's championship matches. He's also the winningest athlete in program history with 152 NCAA career wins and six World Championship titles. Jimmy Jackson:44 (1975-78) Gallagher-Iba was known as Gallagher Hall for nearly five decades until the name was amended to honor former Oklahoma State basketball coach Henry Iba upon the facility's first renovation during the 19871988 season. Pendleton arrived at Oregon State after spending the previous six seasons as an assistant coach at Arizona State. Here's an overview of every Oklahoma Statewrestling season. The Cyclones were only topped by Ohio State, who finished with three wrestlers ranked in the top five on MatScouts final 2022 Big Board. WrestleStat | Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) Profile More:A look at Oklahoma City's boys high school basketball Fab 10 rankings for Feb. 10. Mocco also earned the Hodge Trophy at the conclusion of the season for his dominant performances, making him the first Cowboy to win the award. He was also the coach of eight of the first ten national champions as his teams won in 1928, 1929, 1930, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, and 1940. Gene Davis (137 pounds) After a 17-year drought, Oklahoma State found its way to the top again with a 20.75 win over second-place Arizona. Muhammed Lawal 3rd, 197 pounds)2004 (see full brackets). Winners find ways to win again.. Ned Blass (177 pounds) J.J. McGrew (7th, 190 pounds). The Cowboys had an imperfectseason that year, losing toMissouri and Minnesota to nearly bookend the season. ); The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy. (); : Gotta appreciate guys that gave you a good year. Notre Dame 70. Chuck Barbee: 39 (1990) Between 19952002, the Cowboys placed no better than second (once, in 1997) and finished third three times (1998, 1999, 2001). The win for Barnes would be the first of two for the upper-weight wrestler while Cross would pick up his lone title, but for the team, the 1989 win was particularly important. Joe McDaniel (118 pounds) T&F Breaks Four School Records - University of Oklahoma WebBeaver wrestlers posted a combined overall record of 88-80 (.524) and 44-46 (.489) in duals. More:Carlson: OSU didn't need more magic. T4. Oklahoma State Wrestlers Finding Success In The The second Cowboy to win a title in 1964 also made history, as Joe James became the first Black wrestler to compete for Oklahoma State and the first Black Big 8 champion. Broken Arrow 55; 8. Tadaaki Hatta (3rd, 115 pounds). Robert Kitt (3rd, 128 pounds) Ross Flood (126 pounds) The current head coach at the time had made such an impact on the program that the arena took hisname, and the home of the Aggies became known as the "the Madison Square Garden of the Midwest." Dillard Talbutt (3rd, 136 pounds). My WrestleTrak; Add Schools/Wrestlers; Lists. Tom Erikson:41 (1986-87) Chris Pendleton (174pounds) His 1960 team couldn't compete with a much stronger Oklahoma team coached by Thomas Evans. National champions: Bruce Campbell (2nd, 167 pounds) Learn more about Ross https://t.co/EbanQMFpRq @OSUAthletics @okstate pic.twitter.com/PGF7pgViNQ. Zack Esposito (3rd, 149 pounds) The margin between Oklahoma A&M and Michigan was just five points thatyear, but five points was five points, and the Aggies were champs again, representing the program on the collegiate and international stage. And we, as a coaching staff, made better choices today.. Grady Peninger (2nd, 121 pounds) Star athlete Dick Beattie won another gold while Ted Ellis also added a championship trophy to his collection. Chris Barnes (177 pounds) Adding to the success at this championship were Joe McDaniel, Harvey Base and Loyd Ricks, all of whom took home gold as well to bring another team championship back to Stillwater. Smiths first season saw the Cowboys take second at Nationals, but his second season was crippled by the probation. Bob Williams (3rd, 175 pounds)1940(see full brackets), Sunday will mark 80th Anniversary of Gallagher Hall, named in honor of fabled @CowboyWrestling coach Ed Gallagher, a Distinguished Member of the NWHOF. National champions: The 1934 championship progressed like many of the previous onesfor the Aggies with Gallagher's team winning by ten points over second-place Indiana and four individual wrestlers winning gold. Jim Rogers (5th, 137 pounds) The Cowboys were at their peak from 2002 to 2005, when they sported a combined record of 552. Jack VanBebber (165 pounds) National champions: The Tigers beat Bristow 74-0 in the quarterfinals Friday and posted a 58-12 victory against Chickasha in the semifinals Saturday. Daton Fix The lone champ in 2004, Chris Pendleton earned the first of his two titles as a Cowboy and guided his team to another NCAA title, the first time the prorgramhad wonback-to-back titles since 1990. The Cowboys also crowned the first four-time NCAA champion in Pat Smith. Oklahoma State crowned the first three-time NCAA champion in Earl McCready with his championship performances from 1928, 1929 and 1930. In 13 years, his @OSUAthletics teams won 7 team & 20 individual championships.READ more about Myron https://t.co/eHoLjoeg7o pic.twitter.com/mDv9voUVvH, Mryon Roderick needed just one year to find his footing as the head coach of his alma mater, but by 1958, he had put the team pack on top. It needed some care. An Oklahoma native, Henson came out of the gates firing his first varsityseason and wrapped up his sophomore year in the Black and Orange with an NCAA title, Outstanding Wrestler honors and a team title. Iowa State coach Kevin Dresser had his concerns about the NCAA Championships being held at BOK Center. Oklahoma State George Bancroft (145 pounds) Art Griffith became particularly good with routine at Oklahoma A&M. Joe Lobaugh (2nd, 123 pounds) In 1954, Art Griffith once again coached his team to a national championship, this time led by MyronRoderick and Fred Davis. Edmond North 123.5; 3. WebCowboy Wrestling Apr 14. WebFantasy College Wrestling; Pick'Em; Tourney Pool; WrestleTrak. As a wrestler for Griffith, Roderick went 422 and became a three-time national champion from 19541956. 15 - 16 #10 Oklahoma State. ); : Oklahoma State Profile Oklahoma State Edit Update A three-time national runner-up, this was the first time Fix didnt reach the title match and the first time OSU was without a wrestler in the finals since 2018. In July 1957, several months after the NCAA tournament, the school name, Oklahoma A&M, was officially renamed Oklahoma State. Bob Taylor (3rd, 115 pounds) Undefeated Outstanding WrestlerCharles Hetrick led the way for the Aggies with a 4-1 win in the finals over Leo Thomsen of Cornell while James Gregson won a title as well at 175 pounds. David Arndt (145 pounds) On Feb. 3, 1939, Oklahoma A&M wrestled for the first time inside the arena, defeating Indiana by an 18-6 margin. Howard Cline (3rd place, 125 pounds) We were trying to figure out what our team was going to be in December because we had some question marks with weight classes., Kyle added, We learned who our team is in December by the loss, and we just came out and we did our own thing and that was plenty for today. Record School Win % Bns % 2023. He coached 50 official All-Americans and 26 official individual champions in the earliest days of the tournament. [4] He did, however, win the award for Oklahoma State Male Athlete of the Year in 2016. Carlson: OSU didn't need more magic. Heavyweight Jace Warren began the dual with a fall. Ray Stapp (4th, 118 pounds) The arena was formally dedicated on February 3, 1939, during a wrestling dual versus Indiana. Mike Reding (2nd, 147 pounds) In one of the most anticipated title matches, Missouris Keegan OToole defeated Iowa States David Carr, 8-2, at 165 pounds. Plott and Fix each earned All-America recognition again, Fix for the fourth time and Plott for the second. Robert Wilson (3rd, 147 pounds) The action on the track began with Danielle Rinn crossing the finish line at 4:37.52 in the women's 1,500-meter for first place. 1937 was the year ofStanley Henson. National champions: Regardless of how future seasons play out, the Cowboys still have an 11-title lead on any team that wants to compete for the "most successful team of all time" identity. Records 2022-23 Cowboy Wrestling Schedule - Oklahoma State I think well probably see this setup that they have for the rest of the national tournaments. But in 2002, the Cowboys were back in the saddle once again, winning the conference and NCAA titles and sporting a 170 record. The program also won another NCAA title in 1948 with Hutton and teammate Jack St. Clair winning individual titles. In the finals, seven Tuttle wrestlers pinned their opponents. T7 Mark Perry: 17 (1985) For the third time in a row, Griffith led his team to a championship, and he did soafter three years of no wrestling given the war. The frustration was evident from coach John Smith, whose team will finish outside the top 10 in back-to-back years for the first time in his tenure. Nothing could stop Art Griffith's momentum. Oklahoma Coleman Scott (5th, 125 pounds) WebW. Conrad Caldwell (175 pounds)All-Americans: The home mat advantage for the Pokes and the ravenous attitude of Cowboy fans led to the arena's nickname "Gallagher's House of Horrors.". wrestling National champions: The loss prevented him from being a three-time NCAA champion in his three years of varsity competition, but his finals appearances still helped the team take home gold. The seventh head coach of Oklahoma State had finally added a national title of his own to the trophy case. We inducted Ross, who was a 3X NCAA Wrestling champion and helped @CowboyWrestling win three NCAA team titles, in 1978. Oklahoma State University Wrestling - wrestlingstats.com Gordon Dupree (3rd, 175 pounds)1935 (see full brackets), On this date in 1936, @USAWrestling's Ross Flood wins silver medal at Olympics in Berlin. Walter Young (3rd, 145), The Aggies missed out on taking home the NCAA title in 1932, but they came back fighting in 1933 to push themselves back into first place, tying with Iowa for another national title. In 1949, the Aggies earned another NCAA title with a five-point team margin over Northern Iowa, crowing twochampions and fiveadditional All-Americans. This year a year where Myron Roderick won a title and five additional athletes placed would be thethe end of an era for the team known asOklahoma A&M.National champions: More:El Reno sweeps Carl Albert in ranked showdown, Putnam North and Putnam West split rivalry wins. Tactically, we kind of stumbled last time, Stillwater coach Ethan Kyle said. Cowboy wrestling extends back to 191415 when A.M. Colville led the first team at what was then Oklahoma A&M. He'd go on to coach the Cowboys to four more NCAA titles and is still working on developing more champions. National champions Curtains were added in the locker room areas, with spots designated for each participating team. From the final dual of 1959 through the first five home duals of the 1967 season, Oklahoma State wrestled 67 duals without a loss, finishing with an impressive 60-0-1 record before the streak was broken by Oklahoma, 19-13. The venerable arena has long played a part in the history and legends of the OSU wrestling program. In fact, the term 'Bedlam' used to describe this intrastate rivalry has its roots based in the rivalry that brewed between the schools' prestigious wrestling programs. Not the graduation of star athletes, not World War II and not the dozens of teams trying to take down the Aggies. Edmond North heavyweight Ricky Thomas earned a 5-3 decision against Cam Johnson to begin the dual, but Stillwater 106-pounder Aydan Thomas tied it at 3 with a 6-2 decision against Jake Goodin before 113-pounder Beric Jordan pinned Sawyer Hackbarth and 120-pounder Sam Smith pinned Max McDaniel. Oklahoma State OSU concluded the event with 28 points, tied for 18th place. Joe McDaniel (118 pounds) During the December 9, 2005 Bedlam wrestling dual, a permanently reserved seat for Gallagher was unveiled, adjacent to a reserved seat for Iba. Princetons Pat Glory won the 125-pound title, 4-1 over Purdues Matt Ramos. OSUs latest home winning streak of 50 consecutive duals was the second-longest such streak without a loss or tie, as it began near the end of the 1986 season and lasted until Jan. 30, 1993.
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