Brian Smith will go to whatever lengths necessary to ensure a dual meet win. If it means bumping up a few studs, even going back to the Ben Askren era, Coach Smith has shown he will make the gutsy call.to

With Cornell up by 4 going into 285, the move had already been determined. J'Den Cox was going up. Brian Smith already bumped Willie Miklus up to 197 to face Owen Scott. This set the stage for J'Den to extend Missouri's dual win streak to 34, but it wasn't going to be easy. The 2014 NCAA Champion needed to tech-fall Jeremy Sweany. With time running short, J'Den was a TD away. Watch the drama unfold as J'Den gets it done (and goes bananas in celebration).

The tech gave Missouri the 18-17 victory over Cornell. Watch the moments unfold and hear a quick word from J'Den after the dual.

Here's J'den Cox's (@SuperstarW14T ) dual-winning tech fall. pic.twitter.com/ccWypJpJvH

— Andrew Kauffman (@A_Kauff) January 10, 2016

J'den Cox called today's match, "The most exciting match he's ever been in." pic.twitter.com/seNZLZoLG9

— Andrew Kauffman (@A_Kauff) January 10, 2016

Final Results
125: Dalton Macri (Cornell) def. Barlow McGhee (Mizzou) by 7-6 decision
133: Nahshon Garrett (Cornell) def. Zach Synon (Mizzou) by 12-5 decision
141: Matt Manley (Mizzou) def. William Koll (Cornell) by 9-1 major decision
149: Lavion Mayes (Mizzou) def. Joey Galasso (Cornell) by 9-2 decision
157: Chris Dowdy (Cornell) def. Le'Roy Barnes (Mizzou) by 9-7 decision
165: Daniel Lewis (Mizzou) def. George Pickett (Cornell) by 3-2 TB-1
174: Brian Realbuto (Cornell) def. Blaise Butler (Mizzou) by 3-2 decision
184: Gabriel Dean (Cornell) def. Tim Miklus (Mizzou) by 18-1 technical fall
197: Willie Miklus (Mizzou) def. Jacob Taylor (Cornell) by 8-7 decision
HWT: J'Den Cox (Mizzou) def. Jeramy Sweany (Cornell) by 24-9 technical fall