KUTZTOWN, Pa. – Kutztown University has a quintet of former student-athletes on the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference's 75 Greatest Male Athletes, as part of the league's 75th anniversary season in 2025-26, announced this week.
 
The third grouping so honored are the PSAC's 75 Greatest Male Athletes, recognizing former male student-athletes that had exceptional athletic careers during or after their participation in the PSAC.
 
"The legacy of the PSAC has been built on the backs of remarkable student-athletes whose impact transcends box scores and record books," said Steve Murray, PSAC Commissioner. "Honoring the 75 greatest male athletes in our history is more than a celebration of talent. It's a tribute to the character, discipline, and competitive spirit that define our conference. These men didn't just compete in the PSAC—they helped shape its identity."
 
The PSAC was founded on March 11, 1951, and comprised 14 institutions as the Pennsylvania State Teachers College Athletic Conference (PSTCAC). Since then, it has grown into one of the largest conferences in the NCAA across all three divisions.
 
The first 75 honorees were designated "Made in the PSAC", a group that recognizes former student-athletes that have gone on to influential careers after graduation (which could be in the sports industry, but not necessarily as a professional athlete.) The second 75 honorees were the conference's 75 Greatest Female Athletes.
 
The 75th anniversary honors will conclude with the release of the PSAC's "Distinguished Keystones" on September 24.
 
Representing KU is Ed Flory (Men's Swimming, 1974-78), Ziad Haddad (Wrestling, 2012-15), John Mobley (Football, 1991-95), Andre Reed (Football, 1981-84) and Ryan Vogelsong (Baseball, 1996-98).
 
Ed Flory
Men's Swimming, 1974-78

• 4x National Champion (first in school history), 15x All-American, 6x PSAC Champion

 
Ziad Haddad
Wrestling, 2012-15

• 2x National Champion, two undefeated seasons, National Wrestler of the Year

 
John Mobley
Football, 1991-95

• 2x Super Bowl Champion with the Denver Broncos, All-Pro linebacker, First Round NFL Draft Pick (only first round pick in PSAC history)

 
Andre Reed
Football, 1981-84

• Pro Football Hall of Famer (only one from PSAC), Fourth Round NFL Draft Pick, 3x All-Pro with the Buffalo Bills, set 10 KU school records

 
Ryan Vogelsong
Baseball, 1996-98

• 2x World Series Champion, MLB All-Star, broke nine school records, led NCAA DII in ERA, Fifth Round MLB Draft Choice