Should this be LSU's new Quarterbacks coach???

Which is why Gonzales and Emsinger will be more involved.

 

Says who? All we're going by right now is Gonzales' job title. I would really like to see a link to a story with more details. Could be that the QBs get most of their coaching from Gonzales and Emsinger. Could just as well be that Gonzales and Emsinger spend most of their time with receivers and tight ends, and QB coaching is still 80% Crowton.

 

I don't have a link, but Miles labeling of Gonzales as passing game coordinator would indicate he will have something to do with the QB's.

 

Nor would I expect to see anything official from LSU or Gonzales for that very reason. I'm thinking more along the lines of a profile article by The Advocate, ESPN, whatever, explaining what his actual duties are in a little more detail. We'd have a better chance at figuring out the degree of his QB involvement from independent sources than speculating based on a change in job title. If Crowton still pulls most of the strings when it comes to QB coaching we may have a lot of disappointed Tiger fans expecting Gonzales to be a savior, when in reality he may not have nearly as much influence as they think.

 

But how involved? Having never played QB, how much knowledge and technique can he possibly impart? Plus, Tebow didn't exactly develop over the years.

That is my concern, too. I sincerely hope Gonzales is the savior, but I just don't know how capable he is to be such.

In any case, I think we can all agree that his presence will be a positive one, at the very least, even if not the savior.

 

Savior maybe a bit optimistic on the fans part, hoping that 2 heads are better than one would be a bit more realistic, and if it turns out to have a positive effect then the decision will have proven to be the right one.