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Support PFB with a PFB+ membership — $8 a month or $50 for a year. STILLWATER — It should come as no surprise that the Cowboy Invitational was dominated by the Cowboys. Oklahoma State won nine of 10 weights at the tournament in Gallagher-Iba Arena on Sunday. With multiple Cowboys being able to enter each bracket, OSU also had 16 of the 20 finalist at the event. We’ll dive more into some of this over the coming days, but here are four takeaways I had. A Good Day for the Freshman Class Of OSU’s nine winners on Sunday, four were true freshman. Rocklin Zinkin (125), Jayden Raney (141), Mikey White (184) and Dreshaun Ross (HWT) all had their hands raised at the end of the night. Of that group, I think I left most impressed with White, perhaps because I didn’t know what to expect from him in this first year. His potential is evident, but he has only been wrestling since he was a freshman in high school, so comparatively to most freshmen, he’s inexperienced. The Cowboys’ 184-pound spot has three potential suitors for it in White, South Dakota State transfer Bennett Berge and returner Zack Ryder. Ryder is still recovering…