How one QB coach is training an ACC recruit he's never met
Posted Jun 19, 2015
Paul Troth's last football game as a quarterback came against the Parma Panthers, the same team John Grisham wrote about in his book, "Playing for Pizza." The one-time Elite 11 QB (Class of 2000) wasn't just playing for the Cineplexx Blue Devils from Hohenems, Austria, he was also serving as the team's offensive coordinator. For Troth, who once had been in minicamp with the Houston Texans and had a brief stint with the Arena league's Tampa Bay Storm, it was as much fun as he'd ever had playing football.
(FOX Sports)
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