Wrestling
Kaid Brock Will Not Return To Wrestle Next Season
Brock will not take the NCAA up on its extra year of eligibility.
Kaid Brock, the two-time All-American who suffered a season ending injury this season, will not return to Oklahoma State next season. He made the announcement on Thursday via his Instagram account.
Brock instantly became an Oklahoma State legend when he debuted in the Bedlam dual vs. defending NCAA champion Cody Brewer.
Since his exciting debut, Brock had a career that was marred by three season-ending injuries, including one the season he pinned Brewer.
So far Brock and Boo Lewallen have both announced they will not return while Dusty Hone, who replaced Brock after injuries the last two years, has said he’ll be coming back.
The lone starter who has yet to make an announcement is Dakota Geer, who said last week, “It’s still up in the air.”
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