Entering 2019-20: 3rd year
Alma Mater: Washington & Jefferson College ('99)
Office Phone: (270) 789-5391
Email: epcrosby@campbellsville.edu
Coach Eugene Crosby was hired in the summer of 2017 as the offensive line coach under Perry Thomas.
Over his two seasons at CU, Crosby has coached three All Mid-South Conference offensive linemen with Terence Stewart receiving the honor in each of his seasons under Crosby in 2017 and 2018. Trey Binder and Dante' Hollis also received the honor as Binder was a Second Team selection in 2018 and Hollis earned First Team recognition in 2017.
Overall, Crosby has coached at every NCAA level from Division III with his alma mater Washington & Jefferson College all the way to assistant video coordinator for Oregon State University at the Division I ranks.
In 2015 and 2016, Crosby has coached the offensive line and coordinated the running game at NCAA DIII St. Olaf College in Minnesota. He was also the offensive coordinator for the Australian U-19 National Team from January to July last year.
Before that, he has seen coaching stops at NCAA DII Benedict College (offensive line/video coordinator), NCAA DII Albany State (defensive line/video coordinator) and NCAA DIII Beloit College (offensive line/running game/video coordinator).
In addition, Crosby has spent time at major universities, including the 2009 season with NCAA DI-FCS Youngstown State, NCAA DI Oregon State and traditional NCAA Division II power Delta State.
In 2008, Crosby was on the staff at Delta State, that advanced to the NCAA Division II Quarterfinals. For Coach Ron Roberts, Crosby was the video coordinator and coached the running backs. Delta State went 10-2 on the season losing to North Alabama in the quarterfinals of the playoffs. The Statesmen were ranked seventh in the final AFCA poll and won the Gulf South Conference championship.
Prior to his stint at Delta State, he spent one season as an assistant video coordinator at Oregon State under Mike Riley. His responsibilities for the Beavers included the filming of practices and games, as well as breaking down video on the opposition. OSU won nine games, including a win over the University of Maryland in the Emerald Bowl in 2007.
He spent three seasons as the offensive line coach and athletic department video coordinator at Hiram College from 2004 to 2006. In 2003, he coached the offensive line at his alma mater, Washington & Jefferson.
Crosby was a standout center at Washington & Jefferson from 1996 to 1999. He was a two-time All-PAC selection, earning first-team honors as a senior in 1999. That season the Presidents were 9-3 and advanced to the Division III playoffs.
A native of Erie, Pennsylvania, Crosby earned his degree from Washington & Jefferson in history in 2000.
