Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | September 19, 2016 National champion J’den Cox is a man of many talents Share Olympian. National champion. Singer? That’s right. Missouri wrestler J’den Cox is one of the most talented people in all of college sports. A bronze medalist in the 86kg freestyle in Rio, there’s no denying Cox’s talent on the mat. But now, he’s showcasing his chops on the microphone to the world. Cox recently sang the National Anthem at a Missouri football game, and he received well-deserved praise. Watch the video below to find out more about Cox’s musical passion: ICYMI: If you weren't at the @MizzouFootball game, see @MizzouWrestling's @SuperstarW14T sing the National Anthem! pic.twitter.com/4d79xxJ80H — Mizzou Network (@MizzouNetwork) September 17, 2016 He does it all. #MIZ #TigerStyle pic.twitter.com/XQWVhWl8nz — #TigerStyle (@MizzouWrestling) September 18, 2016 Cox’s musical talent makes perfect sense; after all, he started singing when he was three and started wrestling when he was four. It’s always fun to see collegiate athletes showcasing their abilities outside of sports. Missouri slugs its way to series victory over No. 3 Mississippi State In a series-clinching upset over No. 3 Mississippi State, the Missouri Tigers slugged four homers in the 16-8 win. READ MORE Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE Meet the 2021 NCAA college wrestling All-Americans Only 80 NCAA wrestlers earn this prestigious award every year, so let's meet the eight guys in each of the ten weight classes who earned their spots on the podium. READ MORE