Can Tebow Say No To Anything?

by mlmintampa on Feb 9, 2010 4:26 PM EST in Florida Football

This was the story at 5pm, Monday.

...look for Tebow to disappear from the headlines for a while. That was the word from his agent, Jimmy Sexton, on Monday.

Sexton, the Memphis-based agent, said Tebow has no more engagements of any kind lined up between now and the start of the NFL Combine on Feb. 24 in Indianapolis.

"It’s going to be nothing but football between now the Combine," Sexton said.

Now the story today at 3pm.

Former Florida QB Tim Tebow will be a grand marshal for the Daytona qualifying races Thursday.

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Tebow's appearance is in conjunction with Gatorade, which sponsors those two races Thurs.

I'm glad that Tim Tebow is partnered with our beloved Gatorade. But, doesn't he have a throwing motion to fix? At what point does Tebow turn down someone looking to make a buck off him? The day of the Combine? The only things Tebow says no to are public education, riding a scooter with a helmet, sex before marriage, and tobacco.

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isnt UF a public university?

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by silverstreak3k on Feb 9, 2010 5:06 PM EST reply actions

The link goes to an article about Tebow’s pre-college career in religious schools and homeschooling.

Teaching their children to honor God played a consuming role in Pam and Bob Tebow’s decision to homeschool their five children, even before the concept was popular.

"If I could get my kids to the age of 25 and they know God and serve God and had character qualities that pleased God, then I knew God would be happy and I would be happy," Bob Tebow said. "The only way I could do that was to do it myself, commit to God that this is my job. Traditional academics had to take a back seat to God’s Word and character building. You can be well-educated in the world’s eyes and still be a sorry person. You can graduate with degrees and have no character. Character defines who you are."

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by mlmintampa on Feb 9, 2010 5:19 PM EST up reply actions

Oh yea I know

I was being a smartass. Plus I mean he could have said no to public education and how to nd…. Justsaying.

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by silverstreak3k on Feb 10, 2010 1:56 AM EST via mobile up reply actions

haha, I was thinking the same thing.

Tebow says no to-
Alabama
Liberals
Lane Kiffin
Any formation not out of shotgun
LSU prank callers
Accepting a play is dead and getting rid of the ball instead of taking a sack
Todd Mcshitty

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by Hook85 on Feb 9, 2010 8:34 PM EST up reply actions

I was going to add that he says no to small boobs, but I don’t know if that is accurate.

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by mlmintampa on Feb 9, 2010 10:18 PM EST up reply actions

haha

o god LOL gets used to much online but I really did. This would be a good time to post a picture…hint hint somone else who knows how.

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by Hook85 on Feb 9, 2010 10:49 PM EST up reply actions

Just noticed the NO was a link

Man I hate making mistakes

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by Hook85 on Feb 9, 2010 11:04 PM EST up reply actions

Chillax.

Man, being the grand marshall of a parade is really going to put a dent into his preparation for the combine, huh? Just like that Super Bowl ad hurt his draft stock and guaranteed that no remotely liberal owner or anyone from a blue state franchise could take the kid. Mountains are being made out ofmole hills at this point and I imagine it has something to do with the fact that some people will be looking for an excuse if Tim falls during the draft. The truth is that there’s likely nothing he can do that will dramatically alter his list of potential suitors or their opinion of his value. The kid is not going to fix his motion by April or do anything by the fall that might make him a viable rookie starter in the NFL right off the bat. He’s a luxury pick and project propspect whose stock is bouyied by his intangibles and collegiate resume. I imagine he won’t be a first round pick, but I sincerely doubt he falls much further than the second – if that. Relax…

"A player who conjugates a verb in the first person singular cannot be part of the squad, he has to conjugate the verb in the first person plural. We. We want to conquer. We are going to conquer. Using the word 'I' when you're in a group makes things complicated." ~ Wanderley Luxemburgo, 1999

by ejruiz on Feb 9, 2010 9:30 PM EST reply actions

Uh you do realize the NFL combine is coming

The truth is that there’s likely nothing he can do that will dramatically alter his list of potential suitors or their opinion of his value.

After the combine-This will be when you can say all of the above.

He may not fix his mechaincs by then, but he doesnt have to. All he has to do is impress a handfull of guys with his crazy strength and determination, and being able to take a snap from under the center by then sounds like a reasonable time frame. Also his mechanics could be improved, dont you think a slight improvement would get some scouts curious to his ability to learn fast?

Any way the 2nd round sounds about right to me.

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by Hook85 on Feb 9, 2010 11:00 PM EST up reply actions