The Overanalysis of Tim Tebow

[SaltwaterServr]

Here's some trivia

"He finished his Gator career by completing 708 of 1,170 passes for 10,875 yards with 114 touchdown passes, the best in SEC history and second-most in major college history. His career pass efficiency rating of 163.56 was the best in major college history and his percentage of passes which went for a touchdown (9.74) ranked first in collegiate history. In his best year, his efficiency rating of 178.4 set a single-season collegiate record. During his Heisman-winning season, he completed 207 of 360 passes for 3,625 yards (an SEC record) for 39 touchdowns (leading the nation) and his efficiency rating of 170.6 made him the first quarterback to ever post a rating of 170 or better in back-to-back years."

He led his team to a National Title and was named the top QB is the nation, not once, but twice.


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DANNY WUERFFEL, University of Florida

Ouch. I gotta memorize that for a guy in my class that has to change his pants when Tebow comes on Sports Center.

 

[dbair1967]

The spread offense is hurting the NFL in no small way if you ask me.

It defintiely creates problems scouting skill players. For the most part nobody who comes from that style of offense does well in the NFL. There might be an exception or here or there, but most of them transition poorly.

Eventually, kids who have NFL designs, especially QB's and WR's will say no to schools who employ a spread option/gimmicky type offense, no matter what kind of tradition or facilities the school has.