Dallas Bailey Class: RS Freshman Hometown: Catoosa, Okla. High School: Catoosa Weight: 165

2009-10 (Redshirt Year): Strung together a 6-2 overall record competing exclusively in open tournaments ... Of his six wins, five came with bonus points attached, as he recorded two wins by fall and three by technical fall ... Missed most of the open tournaments on the OSU redshirt schedule due to injuries ... Won the 165-pound bracket at the Roger Denker Open in commanding fashion, pinning his first opponent in 32 seconds, then notching tech fall wins in the semifinals and the finals ... Lost a 3-2 decision to eventual All-American Tyler Caldwell of Oklahoma at the Oklahoma City Open.

High School: Attended Catoosa HS in Catoosa, Okla., where he won four Oklahoma state championships and led his team to a pair of team state championships in 2007 and 2008 ... Compiled a 130-5 career record ... Honorable mention ASICS All-American as a senior ... The nation's top-ranked 160-pounder after his senior year by Amateur Wrestling News ... Dream Team Classic winner over Oregon's Alec Ortiz in helping the Oklahoma team become the first-ever state team to win the Dream Team title ... Earned Outstanding Wrestler honors at the 2009 Oklahoma Class 4A state championships ... Tabbed as the No. 2 wrestler in the nation at 160 pounds entering his senior year by Amateur Wrestling News and W.I.N. Magazine ... Ranked by Intermat as the nation's No. 22 high school wrestler, regardless of weight class ... Honored by Takedown Radio as the national wrestler of the week in October of 2008 ... Placed fifth at the 2008 Junior Freestyle National Championships ... Owns Oklahoma Class 4A state titles at 135 pounds (2006), 145 pounds (2007) and 171 pounds (2008, 2009) ... An excellent student with a perfect grade point average, Bailey completed most of his high school academic requirements after his junior year and began earning college credit hours by taking concurrent college courses as a prepster ... Had scholarship offers from Nebraska and Penn State.

Personal: Bailey's father, Leo was a two-time All-American for Oklahoma State in 1983 (sixth) and 1986 (fourth).

Dallas Bailey Capsule (Redshirt Year Totals)