Dave Smith

Dave Smith Names National Coach of the Year by His Peers at USTFCCCA

11 mo ago by Oklahoma State Athletics Media Relations

You win the NCAA Cross Country National Title with your men and finish third with your women's team and you are the Coach of the Year.

Two Race Day Decisions by Dave Smith that Led to the NCAA Cross Country Natty

11 mo ago by Robert Allen

Dave Smith is known as a thinking distance running coach and his two critical decisions helped his runners bring home OSU's 53rd NCAA Team National Championship.

OSU Women's Indoor Track and Field Had Great Timing with Facilities Announcement

1 yr ago by Robert Allen

The Oklahoma State women taking a championship in a sport where they have no facility of their own couldn't have timed better with the Monday press conference.

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Roe Wins NCAA 3,000-meters With Impulsive Break and Lucky Shoes

2 yr ago by Robert Allen

Roe made her break when she got tired of being bumped around and her shoes helped her get the job done.

Strong Recruiting Advice and Strategy from the Track Coach Dave Smith

2 yr ago by Robert Allen

It is a strategy that Oklahoma State football has majored in and one that track and cross country chief at Oklahoma State Dave Smith also has used to his advantage.

Update on Athletes from Head-On Collision: Ferrari Out for Season, Rodriguez Running Again

2 yr ago by Robert Allen

The head-on collision near Perkins on Highway 33 was very scary, but all came away from it without life threatening injuries. However, that incident has changed their sports seasons.

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Ferrari & Rodriguez Home/Dave & John Smith on Why the Two are Inseparable

2 yr ago by Robert Allen

They were riding together to and back from a youth wrestling practice in Cushing when they were involved in a serious head-on collision where everybody in it was so fortunate. Why are Isai Rodriguez and A.J. Ferrari almost always together?

UPDATED - Coaches Talk About Serious Accident and How Fortunate Ferrari and Rodriguez Were

2 yr ago by Robert Allen

Two of Oklahoma State's most talented Olympic Sport athletes in defending NCAA individual wrestling champion A.J. Ferrari and track and cross country distance runner Isai Rodriguez. The pair survived with minimal injuries a head on collision Monday night.