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Dave Kragthorpe is and has been a class act everywhere he has been. I think its a great honor and a well deserved honor for Mr. Kragthorpe congratulations!
I worked with Dave on the Alumni Board at USU. What a great guy, and a great honor. Well deserved!
This guy is a tribute to all that is good about college athletics. Recognition well deserved.
As an OSU Alumnus that was a student during the dark Avezanno years, I can clearly recall how much prouder we were of Coach Kragthorpe's teams despite their normally losing ways than the teams that had come before. He taught the players pride and that showed on the field. Sure, it took another ten years to have a winning season but Coach K's efforts were greatly appreciated by the fans in Corvallis. Thanks Coach!
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