Crowe throws a tight spiral on his pass and shows nice timing with his receivers. Really like his release point, and generally shows a nice touch out to his receivers. His height gives him a considerable advantage surveying the field – he can move around in the pocket, while also keeping his head up, and find his tight end or a slot down the middle routinely. The senior runs the spread offense effectively, he sells his meshes pretty well, puts his cleats in the turf and gets up field. He’s more of a pocket passer than anything, but his active feet and athleticism is still serve him well. In his film against Sandy Creek at the bottom of his profile he was 20-29 passing with 525 yards and 8 TDs – which is the 2nd most touchdowns in a single game in Georgia history. Heading into this game we had Troup rated #7 and Sandy Creek #8, but it was never a contest. Troup won 71-16 and clearly looked like one of the best teams in the entire classification (by the way we were the only publication to preseason rank them). Crowe is the catalyst to their emergence this year, and his current 3569 yards passing gives him the lead in the state of Georgia. He has 3 games of 400 yards or more. Considering his grades and massive numbers he is putting up we do not see how more FBS/FCS schools do not jump all over him. Senior midseason is now officially out but checkout his Hudl page HERE for individual game film too.

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