Tebow our for the season

Bucky Dog

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Just saw where it was confirmed he broke a bone in his hand Saturday and will have surgery tomorrow and is out for rest of the year. I hate it for the guy because he has really busted his *** and improved a lot this year. Rumor was the Mets would bring him up this year for a shot since they suck so bad.

He turns 31 next month and it makes me wonder if he will get back at it next spring. One thing for sure now is he will be at the desk for SEC Nation.
 

NWADawg

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Raf says Tebow's got at least 20 years to keep playing. Of course he'll be back at it this spring.**
 

Msubulldogfan1

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Seriously? He’s pretty bad on SEC Nation. Rutledge was a better reporter than host, but she is decent.

All of the former onscreen talent they had left Joe Tess
Hartung
McElroy
Maria Taylor
opinions and ******** and such.

Personally, I don’t like McElroy, he’s been caught red handed talking out of both sides of his mouth, making different predictions for a game during the week then on game day.

My favorites are Tebow, Spears, and Maria Taylor.
 

RightOfCenter

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I like the combo of Tebow and Spears. McRlroy is the smart@ss in the office that tries to appear knowledgeable by rubbing his chin before giving an answer when he is not confident in his answer or that he knows in the first place. Also like Joe Tess and Noka(sp?)
 
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