A dozen consecutive conference titles powered by 46 individual league champs.

Two straight dual defeats are a rare occurrence for Missouri wrestling, not a reason for coach Brian Smith to reach for the panic button.

Missouri entered the college wrestling season with a star-powered roster capable of taking the Tigers to new program heights in a couple months when the season wraps up in Mizzou’s backyard.

Brian Smith and his wrestlers had just finished rolling up the mats Saturday inside the Staley High School gymnasium when the longtime Missouri coach stopped to reflect on the Tigers’ first full-team performance of the season.

In his final season, Jarrett Jacques is wrestling more free than ever before

After a gauntlet of competition over the last three weeks, the Missouri Tigers will finally welcome a two-week reprieve.

There will be no rest this holiday season for Missouri coach Brian Smith and company. The 10th-ranked Tigers downed #15 North Dakota State Tuesday before heading to Chattanooga, Tenn., to ring in the new year the Southern Scuffle.

It’s been a busy week for Missouri wrestling.

Off the mat, one of Missouri redshirt junior Zach Elam’s favorite activities is hunting. Over his last eight matches dating back to the NCAA Championships last March, that line between hobby and sport might be getting blurry.

Missouri coach Brian Smith has fielded some really good teams in his 24 seasons at the helm of the Tigers’ wrestling program.

Watch out, Big 12.

Keegan O'Toole began drawing praise from nearly the moment his collegiate wrestling career began last month.