Kaid Brock Is ‘Likely’ Done for the Season

Tough blow for Oklahoma State wrestling as John Smith announced Wednesday that Kaid Brock’s season is “more than likely” over.

Smith said Brock suffered an injury in practice a few weeks ago.

“Kaid will be out , more than likely his season’s over,” Smith said. “His injury was probably a season-ending injury. Likely we won’t see him for the rest of the season.”

Brock was a two-time All-American for the Cowboys and the starter at 141 after defeating Dusty Hone 3-2 in the orange and black match in early January.

Hone has been the starter since the Air Force dual and was the starter last season for the Cowboys. Brock also suffered a season-ending injury in the 2019-20 season.

This is Brock’s third season-ending injury, as he also had his true freshman campaign cut short.

Brock is listed as a redshirt senior. With the NCAA’s COVID eligibility waiver, he has the opportunity to return to OSU next season if he so chooses.