Kremser has coached 32 all-state selections, including five state Players of the Year, 34 All-South Region selections and eight All-Americans. Forty of his players turned professional, including former U.S. National Team player Robin Fraser, 1996 MLS Rookie of the Year and former U.S. National Team member Steve Ralston, 2003 and 2005 MLS All-Star Tyrone Marshall, 2005 MLS All-Star Greg Vanney, 2006 MLS All-Star, Defensive Player of the Year and member of the Radio Shack Best XI Bobby Boswell, and goalkeeper Jeff Cassar - FIU's first player to appear in the English Premier League. Kremser briefly retired as FIU coach in 2002, after its soccer program was closed in favor of a new football program. The decision was reversed the next day, following alumni protest. Kremser remained at FIU for five more years, before leaving his post in 2007. Kremser's assistant coach and former FIU three time All-American, Munga Eketebi, took over. Kremser left FIU as the 17th most successful coach in NCAA Division I men's soccer history, with a 337-210-41 career record. He posted a 324-171-41 mark at FIU, guiding the Panthers to 24 winning seasons. His teams recorded 10-or-more-victories 14 times in his final 17 years.