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Bucmonkey wrote:A Nole comin in hating, typical.

Enjoy your upcoming years of mediocrity.

Van wrote:Mr T, I think you're confusing Bucmonkey with Gator Fan. Unless I have the wrong guy, he's an Auburn fan.

Go Bucs, Go Gators

Van wrote:I probably shoulda read his sig, huh?



Guess he's not Buc, the Auburn fan who Dins basically ran off the board.

My mistake. Carry on with your regularly scheduled Jort Smack.

stuckinia wrote:

MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:Tommie Frazier > Tim Tebow

Nolesy wrote:Actually Bucmonkey is a trix troll.

MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:Tommie Frazier > Tim Tebow

TheJON wrote:Tebow is good but not even close to as good as people think.

He will fail at the next level...........miserably.

I get tired of hearing about Tebow and how he's "won" 2 national titles. First off, Chris Leak was the starting QB on the first one, so people can shut the fuck up. 2nd off, it's a fucking team game. People talk like it's all Tebow and guys like Percy Harvin, Brandon Spikes, Louis Murphy, Dallas Baker, Derrick Harvey, etc had nothing to do with the titles.

ESPN has really ruined football. They have everyone convinced that the QB is the team. It's ridiculous. I would give anything to beat the fuck out of some of those douchebags on ESPN.

As the most impactful player in college football history made his way around the edge of Florida Field for the last time, the poignancy of the moment was etched on thousands of faces.

The little girl in tears, saying, "Timmy, I love you." She got a hug. The little boy with special needs who comes to practices got a hug, too. Women from ages 12 to 60 screamed with delight after Tebow touched their hands (some of the younger ones simply burst out crying). Men shouted their thanks. Some rubbed his head; some smacked his shoulder pads. Thousands of fans of all ages and colors paid tribute by mimicking his trademark eye black, the wife and daughters of the head coach among them.

Love him or hate him, Tim Tebow will go down as one of the most impactful players in college football history.

There were even a few seconds of slapstick, when he accidentally stepped on the ankle of a Florida cheerleader and sent her sprawling to the turf. She got a helping hand up from No. 15 and an apologetic embrace -- and a story to tell for decades to come.

As usual, so many people wanted something from Tim Tebow. As usual, he enthusiastically gave it.

He gave them the customary heroic performance during the game: 221 yards passing and three touchdowns; 90 yards rushing and two more scores. Once again, he was the driving force in a dominant 37-10 Florida victory over its fading rival, Florida State.

Then he gave them more when it was over, as his traditional postgame lap to commune with the fans turned into an eight-minute lovefest of startling intensity. Emotion fermenting for four years turned into a vintage outpouring. The record crowd of 90,907 wasn't leaving before throwing a goodbye party fit for a folk hero.

TheJON wrote:Tebow is good but not even close to as good as people think.

He will fail at the next level...........miserably.

ESPN has really ruined football. They have everyone convinced that the QB is the team. It's ridiculous. I would give anything to beat the fuck out of some of those douchebags on ESPN.

He gave them the customary heroic performance during the game:

Shoalzie wrote:

TheJON wrote:Tebow is good but not even close to as good as people think.

He will fail at the next level...........miserably.

He was an excellent player in the Urban Meyer system. Too bad for him, they don't run offenses like that in the pros. He's got an average arm and much like Gerhart, he won't have a long career if all he does is constantly take hits. He'll be a project for a winning team.

ESPN has really ruined football. They have everyone convinced that the QB is the team. It's ridiculous. I would give anything to beat the fuck out of some of those douchebags on ESPN.

They're so in bed with the superstars in all sports. They almost make you hate some of these players just because how over-the-top they are in their admiration and the coverage of them. The guy had a brilliant college career and all you can do is tip your hat to him. You can't really root against the guy but you almost want to see them lose just to see the slappy media take it in the face.

Go Coogs' wrote:Tim Tebow ordered a Big Mac at Burger King.....and got one.

Go Coogs' wrote:Tim Tebow ordered a Big Mac at Burger King.....and got one.

stuckinia wrote:

R-Jack wrote:People from KC tell Tim Tebow "I know I am but what are you?"

MiketheangrydrunkenCUfan wrote:Tim Tebow invented the Internet.