Well, that's 7 more carries than he is getting now. As unbiased as I can be, he would be more prepared at UF. How many teams in the NFL throw 30 bubble screens a game? :shock:
That is one reason I hate Tim Tebow; he is an arrogant P.O.S. I hope he learned his lesson messing with the LSU Student Section last time when he held up his hand like a phone to taunt them. In regards to the jump pass, the dude is 6 foot 2 inches and he needs to jump to make a pass? Bullsh*t, he can see over that line and doesn't need to show off with a jump like "Oh, look at me, I can jump and pass at the same time" :rolleye33: Give me a break, it's like a dog doing a trick to get a steak-flavored bone; he just wants to hear the crowd roar. Except, I'd take a steak-flavored bone over a Gaytor fan anyday.
Yeah, I'm sure before he did that, the LSU students had nothing but positive things to say about him. Dude plays with a boatload of emotion. You have to admire that and if not, you're just a hater. Had that been a LSU player doing the same thing to the UF students, it would be the coolest new fad, similar to :wave:
This is true, although P&G brings up a good point. LSU, through 4 games, has caused 3 turnovers all year, and they are all interceptions. Not a stat you would come to expect from what would be considered by most to be a "staunch" defense. On the other hand, LSU has done a good job protecting the ball, turning it over only 5 times thus far. I'll take my chances with a turnover a piece tomorrow.
Tebow is a player. But he's still a bit queer. He fits right into the whole jorts BS. But I'd draft him on my fantasy football team if I was to have one of them there things...
Blitzing Tebow may be risky, but with Florida's speed at wide receiver, we will have to use the zone more than man-to-man. Because the zone gives the receivers too much opportunity to find the seams that the zone inevitably leaves, we will definitely have to keep Tebow under constant pressure, and that may mean using a strong blitz throughout the game.
