that made my night!
that made my night!
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quote:Originally posted by nola_funk:
that made my night!
Wait till you see this in the NFL. I like the way his teammate is petting him on the head.
quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice:quote:Originally posted by nola_funk:
that made my night!
Wait till you see this in the NFL. I like the way his teammate is petting him on the head.
i'm sitting rolling laughing so hard. petting him on the head. that's the icing on the cake
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That’s the problem with a lot of Alabama fans, instead of relishing the victory the team so convincingly won, they would rather bask in someone else’s pain, misery, and defeat!!!!
Really...this is a good kid. Some AL fans are totally classless.
Yeah, but I still have not forgot Tebow running around the field last year carrying that championship flag. He didn't look so good this year after the game.
quote:Originally posted by nola_funk:
that made my night!
Mine too.
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Pepper:
That’s the problem with a lot of Alabama fans, instead of relishing the victory the team so convincingly won, they would rather bask in someone else’s pain, misery, and defeat!!!!
I don't feel bad for him or his coach. Don't forget how many times they ran the score up every chance they got. thought is was very funny that the broadcasters took a shot at Meyer when we took a knee instead of running up the score.
Its football baby...no room for crying losers. Take your loses like you take your wins. You want class? Nick Saban could have scored again and broke the 500 yard mark. I don't remember any Al players crying last year.
BTW...why wasn't Tebow running around after the game shaking everyones hand like he usually does?
Tebow is a heck of a competitor and a class act.
While i relish the fact that Bama made him cry by winning. I will say this about the kid. He is a winner. He plays with alot of emotion, win or lose. Tebow is a proven leader on and off the field. The media love for him I surely wont miss as I wont miss the King James version under his eyes. But I will miss his passion and leadership on the field and the example he set as a player and a person.
Roll Tide and I hope the Gators can do many gator chomps in the Sugar Bowl.
Roll Tide and I hope the Gators can do many gator chomps in the Sugar Bowl.
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Pepper:
That’s the problem with a lot of Alabama fans, instead of relishing the victory the team so convincingly won, they would rather bask in someone else’s pain, misery, and defeat!!!!
trust me, i'm relishing the victory the team so convincingly won, but still LOL at tebow for being a cry baby. if florida had won it would be a different story. he would have pranced around the field like the only rooster in the hen house.
i think tebow is the best quarterback in college football right now and i do like him, but to cry and have to be petted says a lot about someone.
Hi to all,
Although I am always an Alabama fan -- I tease my brother that USC could beat them (only joking!). If Alabama and USC were playing -- I most certainly would be pulling for Bama.
However, I have great respect and admiration for Tim Tebow; both as an athlete and as a person. And, I personally like his Scripture verses in his eyeblack. It shows his character -- he is a Christian first and foremost and an athlete second. This is the way it should always be in every aspect of our lives.
Do I see it as a sign of weakness because he shed tears in defeat? Absolutely not! This just shows the intensity and emotion with which he plays the game of football and the game of life. Was he wrong to celebrate last year when they beat Bama? Absolutely not! To the victor goes the spoils -- and one of them is the right to celebrate.
No one seems to be chastising Ingram (sp) for running around with the SEC poster -- and they should not. He earned the right to celebrate with this poster just as Tebow earned the right last year to celebrate.
Several posters have questioned the class of those who want to laugh at this very successful man who, in the intensity of losing, shed tears. Some laugh at him because his coaches and teammates tried to comfort him. This only shows how big a man Tebow is and how much the coaches and teammates respect him as a leader, as a player. and as a person. Those who have laughed at him for this -- only show their lack of class.
Personally, I would like to see a team where every member had Scripture verses written in their eyeblack. That team, regardless of how many games they won or lost -- would be a team of winners.
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
Although I am always an Alabama fan -- I tease my brother that USC could beat them (only joking!). If Alabama and USC were playing -- I most certainly would be pulling for Bama.
However, I have great respect and admiration for Tim Tebow; both as an athlete and as a person. And, I personally like his Scripture verses in his eyeblack. It shows his character -- he is a Christian first and foremost and an athlete second. This is the way it should always be in every aspect of our lives.
Do I see it as a sign of weakness because he shed tears in defeat? Absolutely not! This just shows the intensity and emotion with which he plays the game of football and the game of life. Was he wrong to celebrate last year when they beat Bama? Absolutely not! To the victor goes the spoils -- and one of them is the right to celebrate.
No one seems to be chastising Ingram (sp) for running around with the SEC poster -- and they should not. He earned the right to celebrate with this poster just as Tebow earned the right last year to celebrate.
Several posters have questioned the class of those who want to laugh at this very successful man who, in the intensity of losing, shed tears. Some laugh at him because his coaches and teammates tried to comfort him. This only shows how big a man Tebow is and how much the coaches and teammates respect him as a leader, as a player. and as a person. Those who have laughed at him for this -- only show their lack of class.
Personally, I would like to see a team where every member had Scripture verses written in their eyeblack. That team, regardless of how many games they won or lost -- would be a team of winners.
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
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I can't wait to see what Bill says when they start putting Koran verses under their eyes.
Tebow is a young spoiled rich person who happens to be a good athlete. The glory is gone...deal with it like a man!
Tebow is a young spoiled rich person who happens to be a good athlete. The glory is gone...deal with it like a man!
quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice:quote:Originally posted by nola_funk:
that made my night!
Wait till you see this in the NFL. I like the way his teammate is petting him on the head.
Tebow might make it in the NFL as a tight end or H back. He's not an NFL QB IMO. That said he's a great player but Alabama has the best team period.
I didn't care if Tebow wanted to cry< let him cry, I dont know if he will be a NFL QB or not, the QB don't run the ball in the NFL, I Remember Gino Toretta from Miami in 92 when Ala beat them for the Championship, and old Gino was miami's Darlin, and I don't remember Toretta playing for anybody in the Pro's so you don't know how they will turn out.
Honee's Hubby here.....I just wonder if Tebow is rethinking his decision to go to Florida instead of Alabama. It's my understanding he had the offer to play for the Tide. And with that thought, everything else remaining the same, he would have probably had TWO national championships and possibly two Heisman trophies.
But then I also wonder what this Alabama team would look like with the Bear coaching, running the wishbone option with Ingram at fullback and Upchurch and Richardson at the HB positions. Now, if the Bear WAS there and recruited Tebow for the QB position?????????? Would anyone be able to stop them???
But then I also wonder what this Alabama team would look like with the Bear coaching, running the wishbone option with Ingram at fullback and Upchurch and Richardson at the HB positions. Now, if the Bear WAS there and recruited Tebow for the QB position?????????? Would anyone be able to stop them???
quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice: Tebow is a young spoiled rich person who happens to be a good athlete. The glory is gone...deal with it like a man!
Hi Surreal,
Let's take a look at the Tebow family:
Tim Tebow was born on August 14, 1987 in Manila, Philippines to missionary parents Bob and Pam Tebow. He has two older brothers, two older sisters, and two brothers-in-law. When Tim was three, his family moved back to Florida, where his father continues his twenty-four year ministry in the Philippines. All the Tebow children have been involved in the summer mission trip to the Philippines. The highlight of Tim’s mission trips was preaching in a school of 10,000 high school students in Digos, Mindanao.
Bob Tebow, Tim's father:
Helped start Campus Crusade for Christ at the University of Florida, 1966
Area Representative for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 1976 – 1979
Associate Pastor, Southside Baptist Church, 1979 - 1982
Pastor, Cornerstone Community Church, 1982 – 1985
Missionary-Evangelist, Philippines, 1985 to present, through the Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association
How do you get a "spoiled rich kid" out of this?
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
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Don't worry about Surreal Brother Bill.He is just another poor excuse for a human being.I can understand Tebow crying.It was a big game and he may have felt he let his team down.What I can't understand is why did Gary Danielson cry?
quote:Originally posted by Bill Gray:quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice: Tebow is a young spoiled rich person who happens to be a good athlete. The glory is gone...deal with it like a man!
Hi Surreal,
Let's take a look at the Tebow family:
Tim Tebow was born on August 14, 1987 in Manila, Philippines to missionary parents Bob and Pam Tebow. He has two older brothers, two older sisters, and two brothers-in-law. When Tim was three, his family moved back to Florida, where his father continues his twenty-four year ministry in the Philippines. All the Tebow children have been involved in the summer mission trip to the Philippines. The highlight of Tim’s mission trips was preaching in a school of 10,000 high school students in Digos, Mindanao.
Bob Tebow, Tim's father:
Helped start Campus Crusade for Christ at the University of Florida, 1966
Area Representative for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 1976 – 1979
Associate Pastor, Southside Baptist Church, 1979 - 1982
Pastor, Cornerstone Community Church, 1982 – 1985
Missionary-Evangelist, Philippines, 1985 to present, through the Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association
How do you get a "spoiled rich kid" out of this?
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
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Its been reported Tebow just signed a $40,000,000 endorsement deal with Kleenex.
Instead of Tebows great accomplishments being remembered, he will be remembered as a crying baby.
I hope Florida beats Cincy for his sake
Instead of Tebows great accomplishments being remembered, he will be remembered as a crying baby.
I hope Florida beats Cincy for his sake
Heisman Update...
NEW YORK (AP) — Tim Tebow and Colt McCoy are headed back to the Heisman Trophy presentation as finalists, along with running backs Mark Ingram and Toby Gerhart and defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh.
Tebow is crying to become the second two-time Heisman winner. The Florida quarterback won the award in 2007 and finished third last season.
McCoy was the runner-up last season to Oklahoma's Sam Bradford and has led No. 2 Texas to the BCS national championship game this season.
Ingram has rushed for 1,542 yards and scored 15 touchdowns for No. 1 Alabama.
Stanford's Gerhart, meanwhile, has run for more yards — 1,736 — than any player in the nation.
Nebraska's Suh had 4½ sacks in an attention-grabbing performance against Texas in the Big 12 title game.
NEW YORK (AP) — Tim Tebow and Colt McCoy are headed back to the Heisman Trophy presentation as finalists, along with running backs Mark Ingram and Toby Gerhart and defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh.
Tebow is crying to become the second two-time Heisman winner. The Florida quarterback won the award in 2007 and finished third last season.
McCoy was the runner-up last season to Oklahoma's Sam Bradford and has led No. 2 Texas to the BCS national championship game this season.
Ingram has rushed for 1,542 yards and scored 15 touchdowns for No. 1 Alabama.
Stanford's Gerhart, meanwhile, has run for more yards — 1,736 — than any player in the nation.
Nebraska's Suh had 4½ sacks in an attention-grabbing performance against Texas in the Big 12 title game.
Too much yapping about who has class and who doesn't...just b/c you laugh and poke fun doesn't mean you lack class...this is an internet forum and we're fans just cutting up. It's all in fun. Quit whining about lack of class.
quote:Originally posted by Zuter:
Too much yapping about who has class and who doesn't...just b/c you laugh and poke fun doesn't mean you lack class...this is an internet forum and we're fans just cutting up. It's all in fun. Quit whining about lack of class.
THANK YOU!!!
i went to nola for the sugar bowl this year. after getting beat by utah, i saw many bama fans congratulate the utah fans on having a great team and winning the game. if you ask me, that's pretty classy. had it been another team which i won't say, it would have been just the opposite with words being exchanged and possible fights breaking out.
believe it or not, but i do like tebow. i think he's a great guy on field and off. on the TD poll today, who should win the heisman trophy, i voted tebow. if i were a pro team, he would be my #1 pick, but i would tell him to leave his helmet on if he was going to cry ;~)
What is your reason for picking Tebow?
quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice:
What is your reason for picking Tebow?
i love sec football but most of all, alabama football.
i watch every alabama game and when alabama isn't playing i watch other sec teams play.
i have watched a lot of florida football and the way tebow leads his team is amazing.
the way he throws and the way he runs the ball is better than any other quarter back in college today. too bad alabama didn't get him.
quote:Originally posted by nola_funk:quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice:
What is your reason for picking Tebow?
i love sec football but most of all, alabama football.
i watch every alabama game and when alabama isn't playing i watch other sec teams play.
i have watched a lot of florida football and the way tebow leads his team is amazing.
the way he throws and the way he runs the ball is better than any other quarter back in college today. too bad alabama didn't get him.
He has TWO loses this year. Why would you want Alabama to have him? He is not going to the NC this year, GMAC is. We got the right one.
McCoy has a better record than Tebow.
quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice:
He has TWO loses this year. Why would you want Alabama to have him? He is not going to the NC this year, GMAC is. We got the right one.
McCoy has a better record than Tebow.
he only has one loss this year. correct me if i'm wrong.
enough with how great of a football player he is, lets get back to laughing at him for crying on national tv :~D
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Yes, most everyone is right. Tebow is a good QB. All I know is Greg McElroy shined brighter that night than the media's love - Tebow. Everyone smack talks before during and after a ballgame. Lord knows enough people have talked crap about Bama for years, and that's ok. We're going to California, and the video below is just a recap of why! ROLLLL TIDE ROLLLL!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg-eXlOCeT4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vg-eXlOCeT4
what I dislike most is how the media made Tebow the "darling" of the year. make no mistake about it, Tebow is a GREAT athlete and one heck of a QB, but he is not the best ever at least not yet. how about letting the kid grow to his potential before we start the next big hype!!!
I refer to the Arkansas game where the officiating crew was suspended for giving the game to Florida.
BTW...I wouldn't be too surprised if they give Tebow the Heisman this year out of sympathy.
BTW...I wouldn't be too surprised if they give Tebow the Heisman this year out of sympathy.
I liked the you tube video to the sound track of "Big Girls Don't Cry" The funny part is that it is well known that Tebow is a closet case under all that phony Christianity.
quote:Originally posted by rethuglicansmustbestopped:
I liked the you tube video to the sound track of "Big Girls Don't Cry" The funny part is that it is well known that Tebow is a closet case under all that phony Christianity.
Brokeback Swamp
Hi all,
Did anyone notice the Navy coach, after beating Army -- while being interviewed: HE CRIED! I guess by the standards of this discussion -- that makes him a losing wimp also.
Funny how no man can be emotional and still be a man.
God bless, have a wonderful blessed day,
Bill
Did anyone notice the Navy coach, after beating Army -- while being interviewed: HE CRIED! I guess by the standards of this discussion -- that makes him a losing wimp also.
Funny how no man can be emotional and still be a man.
God bless, have a wonderful blessed day,
Bill
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quote:Originally posted by Bill Gray:
Hi all,
Did anyone notice the Navy coach, after beating Army -- while being interviewed: HE CRIED! I guess by the standards of this discussion -- that makes him a losing wimp also.
Funny how no man can be emotional and still be a man.
God bless, have a wonderful blessed day,
Bill
Would you even be posting here if Tebow didn't have bible verses under his eyes? What do you think about his relationship with his room mate?
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Pepper:
That’s the problem with a lot of Alabama fans, instead of relishing the victory the team so convincingly won, they would rather bask in someone else’s pain, misery, and defeat!!!!
I'm glad Alabama won but I'd never make fun of the losing team or players. Don't you realize what that says about you?
quote:Originally posted by Surreal Justice:quote:Originally posted by Bill Gray:
Hi all,
Did anyone notice the Navy coach, after beating Army -- while being interviewed: HE CRIED! I guess by the standards of this discussion -- that makes him a losing wimp also.
Funny how no man can be emotional and still be a man.
God bless, have a wonderful blessed day,
Bill
Would you even be posting here if Tebow didn't have bible verses under his eyes? What do you think about his relationship with his room mate?
Hi Justice,
Persoanlly I know nothing about his roommate. I would presume that the two have mutual respect and I would think that Tebow's Christian character has been a role model for his roommate and for his whole team.
Would I have posted if Tebow were not a Christian? Most likely I would have posted -- for I think it belittles the winning team for fans to be attacking those who lost. Sportsmanship should extend to fans also.
God bless, have a wonderful, blessed day,
Bill
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There's a lot of crying in football lately. Did you see the Heisman trophy acceptance speech? Waaaa, waaaa, waaa.
My eyes got a little moist watching it also. Things like that happen to people with class, Tebow included.
Win or lose anybody that thinks Tebow is not a great athlete does not know sports,that being said I am not a Tebow fan.There will be some more tears when Texas kicks the crap out of Bama,that being said,Roll Tide