Crowton is not a QB coach...

How did you find this?

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THIS IS PROBABLY WHY OR QB'S SUCK SO MUCH!!!!!

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I would think they would want to remove that testimonial. Not sure it actually helps business.

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Crowton is not a QB coach...

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No, but our chiropractor is....

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Tom Rathman played QB for LSU from 1994-1997, and is currently the team’s chiropractor. Tom coached the 2007 Nike Elite 11.

Tom says, “I was a former student of Darin’s 15 years ago and I based all my success on Darin’s teaching for getting me to the next level.”

Tom serves on QBA’s certified staff coaching top athletes in the Louisiana area, as well as QBA principles with LSU’s quarterbacks.

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Ha.. nothing more than Crowton doing a favor for someone on the staff ... although, our kicking coaching is basically outsourced .... hmmmm

Maybe he just found this after the Arkansas game.

Wow, This is ridiculous. No wonder JJ is unable to react to the speed of SEC defenses. Crowton is preparing our QB's with a program intended to develop middle school, and at best high school, kids to play at the next level. I do not think for a minute that this was just some lame arse endorsement for a friend, I really believe what he said, "We are now using your material with our QBs at LSU." At least by using this program, our QB's families can learn how to market their kids to the NFL scouts. Crowton is incompetent for more reasons that I can put into a paragraph rant!

What's the big deal? Not every expert has Pete Newell or Ray Guy's championship titles, collegiate marks, and/or pro pedigrees?

That doesn't mean they don't know what they are doing. Tom Martinez, Tom Emanski, Chris Sailer, etc..are renowned at their crafts.

You guys know nothing at all. Darin Slack is indeed one of the best all around qb coaches in the country. Crowton is a better coach than you think by using someone elses methods. He is trying to learn to get better. Many of the Darin Slack techniques are used by the best qbs around. He is VERY good

Dude, you are so missing the point here. You don't use a preformed program targeted toward developing qb's as a major training tool for SEC quarterbacks. What you do need to do is bring in qualified coaches who can evaluate each player on an individual basis and then develop a program around their needs. This type of specialized program is not possible for kids in high school, its to expensive. For a national championship team, it is not only feasible, but necessary. I am not naive enough to believe that Crowton uses this program alone, but it does make me beleive that he is not capable of a dynamic evaluation of our qb's.

Darin Slack is not telling Crowton how to run an offense he is just showing tools and methods of teaching footwork and mechanical things that are so far over your head you will never understand. MOST high school qbs do not get this training and need it at an early level in high school. More high school coaches (what i do) are starting to use Slack's methods (we do) and it pays off. Coaches steal from one another, especially successful ones. Don't bash something you do not understand