Tebow is great man. I think he is amazing. To be among the top 2-3 guys in the NCAA for 3 years is incredible. Makes him one of the greatest of all time. But this guy needs to relax.

Take a pill, kick back, and watch some football. Lot of games left to be played.

By the way, 6 SEC teams in the top 25…… but even with the upset specials on OU, OSU, and Tech………6 from the Big 12. I am just sayin.

The problem this year is the depleted receiver corps. Murphy and Harvin are gone. Debose is out for the year. Thompson has a pulled hamstring. Cooper has played with a hyper-extended knee and the flu last week. Moore is out with a back injury. And the Gator’s only tight end has also been sick. As an example of how this has impacted the game, Gator receivers have already dropped 5 TD passes.

Also.. Harvin was not used for long routes much and as a deep threat. He was mostly used running short routes and on the option from Tebow. But my point was that Tebow did not have a true runningback.. just these little scatbacks that he made look so good. IF Tebow had a true between the tackles back to run up the middle this would allow Tebow himself to run that finesse role Harvin, Demps and Rainey have to fill because those are the only runners we have. This would allow Tebow to take much less of a pounding AND would free up his receivers.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/64791-for-florida-gators-to-win-out-percy-harvin-not-tim-tebow-must-step-up?search_query=harvin%20step%20up

What record amd I checking? By “many” games you mean 5 in the last 3 years? That is not “a lot” by my count. That whole injury thing was so overblown, I never understood why draft “experts” pointed to that. Anyway, the only game he missed where the opponent had a legitimate chance of beating the Gators was Alabama last year. Tebow obviously played great in that game, but you are crazy if you think the Gators were better without Percy. On offense is never better off without it’s most versitile and explosive reciever. Ever.

Rainey and Demps have ran well, that is true, however they have done nothing to improve the passing game the way Percy did. He stretched the field with big plays, and always got open in the middle of the field. If “other players have easily filled Harvin’s role,” than why is Aaron Hernandez the Gators’s lead reciever? Last time I checked, Percy Harvin’s role was not tight end. If the Gators’s recieving is so good even without Percy (and Murphy), than why has Tebow only attempted 68 passes? Answer: Urban doesn’t trust them. Why? Because they are not as good. By season’s end they may improve, but as of right now, they are still lacking.

Choco, it is apparent to everybody that you know a lot less than you think you know.

You guys saying Tebow carries the team at all times, have a short memory. Remember a guy named Percy Harvin? He accounted for something like 800 yards recieving and 800 yards rushing. He had like 20 touches per game. The only difference between the offense this year that is a bit sluggish, and last year’s that rolled over everybody by 40ppg is Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy.

Tebow carries the Gators at crucial moments, but Percy was a big part of the offense in every game last year. And it is even more evident this year now that he is gone.

But of course Alabama gets a pass in the bowl game even though they were terrible. “That’s a joke.. Alabama had nothing to play for at that point..” So when an SEC team loses a bowl game it’s because they had nothing to play for?

That’s a joke then to use Ole Miss’ bowl win to support your argument. Texas Tech had nothing to play for after coming up short in the 3-way tie controversy in the Big 12 South. You are contradicting yourself over and over. Oklahoma State had nothing to play for after late season disappointment. Texas had nothing to play for but still won a BCS bowl, something Alabama was unable to do. All you can deduct from the bowl wins is the individual matchups, and that the SEC was 2-0 against the Big 12. Actually you can really only look at Florida over Oklahoma because TTech had nothing to play for if you want to excuse the over-rated Alabama defense getting crushed by a Mountain West team.

“That’s like winning a race after a marathon the previous day when your opponent had the day off.” No it’s not. SEC teams also have 4-5 weeks to prepare for a bowl game, just like every other bowl bound team. Maybe it’s like winning a race 4 weeks after a marathon.

So the data you are providing is the SEC bowl record from last year, but when an SEC team loses then the data is not relevant. Very flawed and subjective arguments you are attempting to articulate.

I think Texas would have beat Florida last year. Actually i have no idea, but there is no data to prove either way. That’s the point, it’s all subjective yet you are making claims as if they are fact.