If Tebow breaks loose down the field, you probably know whats about to happen next. Just ask Berry his self. It was real early in the second quarter and the score was knotted up 3-3 and that’s when Tebow broke loose and headed down the right side when he met Eric Berry.

The crowds reaction was insane. It’s the same reaction they have after every good Tebow play. The sound shocked him Berry told the media. After the play he looked up at the south endzone video board.

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“I bit down on my mouthpiece and give it everything I had,” Berry said.

Here is a video of the hit from yesterday’s game.

(Quotes gathered by David Climer from THE TENNESSEAN)

One of Tebow’s passes were intended for Riley Cooper should have been caught and ran in the endzone for a touchdown but Cooper could not hold on to it, maybe he heard some footsteps? But that doesn’t sound like the Cooper we know eh?

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After the game Tebow spoke to reporters and stated that it wasn’t how they thought it would turn out to be but it is still a win for all the team.

It was an interesting game yesterday welcoming Lane Kiffin in the Swamp and I know Tebow was really wanting to get back at him after Kiffin said he will be singing Rocky Top after they beat the Gators. So Kiffin… what happened with that? Kiffin did shake hands with Tebow after the game and congratulated Tim.

Tebow had a couple turnovers that really surprised fans. One of his turnovers were an interception who was picked up ball Tennessee star Eric Berry and the other was a fumble on the Vols four yard line. It was only second down and as Tebow was being taken to the ground, he stretched the ball out and it hit the ground and bounced into a Tennessee defenders hands. He should of just tucked the ball in and went down and punched the ball in the endzone the next play.

After the game Tebow and the Gators all had their heads down and coach Meyer had to lighten everyone up. Tebow and the Gators will head to Lexington to face the Kentucky Wildcats in the second SEC matchup this season. Kickoff will be at 6:00 on ESPN2.

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Tebow completed 15 of his 24 pass attempts today, and equaled his career high with four TD passes. He also ran the ball 13 times for 71 yards. Tebow’s 4 yard rushing touchdown today was his 45th of his career, tying former Auburn player Cadillac Williams for third in the SEC all time. What an accomplishment today. Yet another piece of history made by Tim Tebow.

Tebow and the Gators will have their first test next Saturday as they will take on Lane Kiffin and the Tennessee Vols in the swamp. Kick off will be held at 3:30pm.

If Tebow stays unstoppable like he has been in the passed, then Florida should be able to look forward to another BCS National championship. Tim is HUGE!. He makes Brandon Spikes look small… well.. I did exaggerate just a little but Tebow does have the size to play in Spikes spot. They are practically twins. Both are 6-3 but Spikes is 5 pounds more at 245. Tebow was hit 232 times last season. With his toughness, there is no doubt in my mind they will repeat.

In 2008, Tebow completed 163 of 252 passes for 2,640 yards, 26 TDs and just four interceptions. How can you do any better than that? He is just amazing. I’m hoping he can put those kind of numbers up again in 2009. He is like a linebacker with a cannon as an arm. I don’t think there is one NFL quarterback that can be compared to Tim Tebow.

Something you really don’t seem often is Tebow running over a safety or linebacker, and then next play complete a 20 yard pass. What NFL scouts are curious about is what is his only one strength. The thing is, Tebow can do everything. As long as he can put up numbers this year, continue to plow over his opponents and complete his passes, then Florida will repeat in 2009. The Tim Tebow legend will hopefully end this year with a happy Gator Nation.

I am a huge Brantley fan and all but there is no way he can compare to Tim Tebow. Not just him but nobody on the team could possibly live up to this.

Tebow has not won this just once, this is his second time winning the SEC Male Athlete of the Year. He won it in 2007-08 as well. No surprise really right? It’s Tim Tebow. What award has he not won? Tebow is the third Gator to win this. He joins Danny Wuerffel and Ryan Lochte.

Tim Tebow has already won the Heisman his sophomore year as everybody knows, and he has carried the team to two National Championships, one of them last year finishing up 13-1 defeating the Oklahoma Sooners. Congrats to Gator quarterback Tim Tebow.

At the 2006 National Championship celebration, Tebow was asked if he planned on passing for more touchdowns or running for more touchdowns. He replied by saying he wanted to do whichever got the fans more excited. He must have thought both got the fans excited, as he had more than twenty touchdowns in both categories. With a weak defense, Tebow would have to do everything he could to make sure his team had a chance in conference games. He did just that, and when his best wasn’t good enough you’d usually see a picture of him in tears in the next day’s paper, shouldering all of the blame. Victories speak louder than stats, but by looking at Tebow’s
stats you could tell he gave it everything he had, trying to give his team a chance. With losses to Auburn, LSU, and Georgia, Florida would not get to play for the SEC Championship, which obviously meant they wouldn’t get to play for the National Championship. On December 8, 2007, Tim Tebow was recognized as the best
player in college football when he was the first sophomore awarded the most prestigious award in all of college football. A National Championship, or just an SEC championship would have been more important to Tebow, but you have to admit, Heisman trophies are pretty cool.

Coming into the 2008 season, high expectations were set for the Gators. With the defense being a year older, and even Lee Corso saying he expected the Gators to play USC for the National Championship, Tebow had a lot to live up to.  As the season went on, all looked well in Gator nation.  They crushed crushed Hawaii for
the season opener. The next week they played in-state rival Miami, and only allowed them to score 3 points. After that they went up to Tennessee and showed their first SEC opponent that they meant business. The next game, however, that took place on September 27, seemed like September 11 to a lot of Gator fans. I went to that game, and watched helplessly as Tim Tebow got stopped on forth down. As they reviewed the play, I thought “He HAD to have gotten the first down. Tebow NEVER gets stopped on forth down.” Well, he did get stopped on forth down, and as I left the stadium, I almost wanted to cry. I remember saying “Awesome, there goes our shot at the
National Championship!” (minus the vulgarity) That night I saw Tebow’s now famous speech on Sports Center. As I watched Tebow almost cry, and give his pledge that no team would work harder than Florida, I won’t lie, I was skeptical. It didn’t look like they worked harder than Ole Miss, but I kept my faith in Tebow to lead my favorite team. He did just that, won some games incredibly, remember LSU? Every week when his legend grew, he became more humble, and worked even harder. You all know the rest, he led us to the third National Championship in Gator history.

The 2008 National Championship celebration was hard for me because of how much it made me think of the one in 2006. In 2006 we had this young, excited quarterback who was eager to prove himself. At the 2008 celebration I saw the quarterback who had grown up infront of Gator Nation’s eyes, the one who had proved himself. I was on the edge of my seat for every second he was on stage, and as he left, I was able to sit down, I was finally able to accept it. Maybe Tebow was gone. The words he said made it sound like he knew he was going to disapoint, but was sorry that he had to. I couldn’t be mad at him, some guy I didn’t even know of a few years ago became a role model and a hero for me. I was really sad after he walked away after
giving no hint that he might come back. The day was so cloudy that it almost seemed appropriate for bad news. I was ready to leave, if Tim Tebow wasn’t coming back, nothing would make that okay, but as he came back on stage, I sat back down. The entire stadium is quiet, they’re listening to what he is going to say. You see a smile start to form on his face as he says “By the way, let’s do it again, I’m coming back!” Not only did I get the happiness of hearing that my favorite player was returning, I got a high five from him afterwards. It’s taken me long enough, but Gator Nation, I’ve finally realized that Tim Tebow isn’t big on disappointing us.