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CrazyCowboy;1540910 said:I do love Moxie, however, this kid is AWESOME!
Being an SEC fan, I've seen Tebow play. I wasn't that impressed.
CrazyCowboy;1540910 said:I do love Moxie, however, this kid is AWESOME!
CrazyCowboy;1540912 said:I will remind you of this hateful remark next year when he is the hotest comodity in college football........;-)
CrazyCowboy;1540910 said:I do love Moxie, however, this kid is AWESOME!
Hostile;1540820 said:Colt Brennan or Colt McCoy.
Those names just sound like Cowboys.
tomson75;1540932 said:I get the feeling that CrazyCowboy is using his superhuman intelligence to toy with us.
That's not nice CrazyCowboy. Not nice at all.
Be my guest. I will remind you of this when he does finally come out and is nowhere near a top 10 pick, which is where I think Cleveland's 2008 pick will land.CrazyCowboy;1540912 said:I will remind you of this hateful remark next year when he is the hotest comodity in college football........;-)
BrAinPaiNt;1540843 said:This thread may be responsible for killing unicorns around the world.
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CrazyCowboy;1540910 said:I do love Moxie, however, this kid is AWESOME!
ThreeSportStar80;1540823 said:I wonder if Colt Brennan is a product of the system type QB more than anything... Colt McCoy is okay I need to see more from him though, not to mention can he stay healthy?
alancdc;1540969 said:I tell ya...As for McCoy anyone that can come in as a true freshman and play like he did on the biggest of stages has my respect. Now, who knows if he continues to improve...We shall see. As for Tebow I doubt that he is going to be very successful taking a snap in the shotgun and running off tackle for 6 yards in the NFL like he was somehow able to do last year. In fact, I can't imagine defensive coordinators not being able to figure that out this year.
ThreeSportStar80;1540809 said:Crazycowboy I thought you were on the Romo train...
CrazyCowboy;1540794 said:What Would Tebow Do: Florida QB has world by the Gator tail
June 26, 2007:toast:
By Dennis Dodd
CBS SportsLine.com Senior Writer
Tell Dennis your opinion!
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Tim Tebow thinks of himself as the new Danny Wuerffel.
Don't expect Tim Tebow to lose his head in the UF limelight. (Getty Images)
Not that Florida's sophomore quarterback will necessarily win the Heisman some day. But the national championship thing already is taken care of. It's more about being Wuerffel the person than Wuerffel the quarterback.
So Tebow signs and signs and signs, just like his hero did for him.
"I got his autograph three times," Florida's current quarterback says of Wuerffel. "I want to treat others like he treated me."
That's part of the problem of being a rock star in shoulder pads. Tebow can't go anywhere without being hit up for his signature, picture or his time. The requests start the moment he leaves the practice field.
Combine Swamp Fever with camera phones and he might be the most photographed Gator in history -- even when he isn't being called onstage by country singer Kenny Chesney.
"A lot of people would like to figure out what we did as parents," said Bob Tebow.
Timmy T. is really that perfect. Tebow doesn't drink, smoke, chew or carouse, but he does abide the fans.
"I'm not burned out," said Tebow, who might as well be the Christian-based, all-around-good-guy reincarnation of Wuerffel. "I'm just having fun."
The Series
June 18: Recruiting loophole?
June 21: Enrolling early at USC
Today: Florida's Pouncey twins
Thursday: Tim Tebow's views
Still, Urban Meyer is concerned. The Florida coach worried about a lot of things when Tebow enrolled a semester early in 2006 to get a head start on school and football. Getting overrun by Sharpies wasn't one of them.
"He does (get tired)," Meyer said. "He won't ever let you know. We wear him out in recruiting as well. Our coaches have been instructed never to use him."
It has become too easy, Meyer said, to use Tebow as a commodity -- everything from recruiting host to guest reader for the local first graders.
"He's got things he's got to focus on," Meyer said. "Here's Tim, he never gets a chance to go home on Saturday nights and see his family."
http://www.sportsline.com/collegefootball/story/10238026/1
I agree.tomson75;1540932 said:I get the feeling that CrazyCowboy is using his superhuman intelligence to toy with us.
He should be, he was a sophomore last year. This year would make him a Junior.Yakuza Rich;1541068 said:I don't think he'd be eligible. He couldn't read defenses to save his life last year and plays in a system that has questions as to whether or not a QB from there can transition to the pro game. He really was pretty much a 240 pound situational running back last season.
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