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		<title>Am I the only one that thinks Tim Te“Blows”?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I know it’s been a while since my last piece, but I figured after the SEC title game on Saturday I knew I would have to write something.  The need for me to write was brought on not just by Kirk Herbstreet and Lee Corso’s love for Florida QB Tim Tebow, but also by the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">I  know it’s been a while since my last piece, but I figured after the  SEC title game on Saturday I knew I would have to write something.   The need for me to write was brought on not just by Kirk Herbstreet  and Lee Corso’s love for Florida QB Tim Tebow, but also by the country&#8217;s  infatuation with the kid. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">I’m  not going to take anything away from the guy; he is a good COLLEGE quarterback.   He knows to work the system in College in order to be successful.   However, a person saying he’s simply good is not what’s bothering  me.  What really grinds my gears is how a lot of people are saying  he’s amazing and the most talented athlete in College today.   Well the people saying that can go choke on their own fists.  It’s  madness to make claims like that about a kid who basically runs an all  option offense.  Am I the only one that sees that?  I heard  a stat the other day that Tebow has taken less than 10 snaps from under  center as a College QB, and then to top it off he’s only completed  one of those passes.  Hello! I’m pretty sure they don’t run  the option in the NFL, and when they have this year for a little while  it worked for about 3 weeks before teams put a stop to it. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">And  Florida Coach Urban Meyer….I’m extremely disappointed in you.   You actually came out and said that you think Tebow is not only the  best player in College that you’ve ever seen, but also the best player  you’ve ever coached.  What about the guy that was once your boy,  but now you’ve seem to have forgotten about just like everyone else  in the world because he has been terrible in the NFL?  That’s  right I’m talking about Utah’s 2004 QB Alex Smith.  Did you  forget about that guy Meyer?  Do you forget how his 42 total touchdown’s  with just 4 int’s not only led your average Utah team to a Mountain  West title, but also a 12-0 record?  Didn’t it also lead to him  being taken 1<sup>st</sup> overall in the draft the next year too?   A couple things come to mind when you consider all those things. </span></p>
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<li><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Tim Tebow will never    ever ever be the 1<sup>st</sup> overall pick in the draft.  He’s    not talented enough at the position he plays to be able to compete in    the NFL.  We’ve all seen it before, and option quarterbacks for    the most part do not succeed when lined up across from the best of the    best.</span></li>
<li><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">I’m pretty sure    Urban Meyer should learn to not diss his old players, mainly because    if it weren’t for Alex Smith he most likely wouldn’t even be coaching    at Florida right now.  Yea sure he’s a good coach but Florida    isn’t bringing a loser of a coach in.  Smith helped him get that    job by having that amazing season in ’04 and giving Meyer national    recognition.</span></li>
<li><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Utah!?!  I    know they’re great this year, but people forget they were also great    in ’04.  People will argue with me that Meyer was a great coach    at Utah.  I won’t deny that he was good, but with the season    Smith had I think the player played a huge role in their success.     The point here is that Smith was an excellent player on a team of average    players.  The guys around him were decent players but there weren’t    any real standouts other than Smith.  Smith had his great season    with o.k. teammates on offense and defense.  Utah won because Smith    led them to a win every week.  Tebow on the other hand has at least    4 guys on his team that will be playing in the NFL.  Tebow is surrounding    by enormous talent because of the recruits the school can bring in every    year.  I can’t respect Tebow as much knowing that he’s got    a stacked lineup around him. </span></li>
<li><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Meyer should get    rid of his amnesia and remember what got him to where he is today, instead    of praising the guy who’s helping Florida win this year.  Utah    is a good football school but when the team won big in ’04 with Meyer    and Smith, it was much more of an accomplishment than winning lots of    games with a Florida team that had a tradition of winning every year    before you were even good enough to utter the name Gators.  I’m    sorry but I’m much more impressed with Smith + Meyer than I am with    Tebow + Meyer.</span></li>
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<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">I  know I’m going to receive some opposition for this article but to  be fair I know I’m right.  Tebow will fade away after this year,  because he’ll never be that successful in the NFL.  He’s not  good enough as a quarterback, and to be honest I don’t think he’s  talented enough of an athlete to play a different position.  Hopefully  the people who vote for the Heisman do what’s right and don’t go  with what all the experts are saying is a great choice.  If Tebow  wins the Heisman this year again I’ll be disgusted.  Based on  total T.D.’s and all that jazz I guess he deserved it last year, but  no way he should get it this year.  It needs to go to a Big 12  QB like Oklahoma’s Sam Bradford, who deserves it for actually being  a quarterback.  Not just some player who can screw with defenses  by faking a run and then throwing it deep; while defensive players in  the secondary, who don’t have close to enough talent to even be on  NFL practice squads, get beat because they bite on the run fake.   It’s much more challenging when the defense knows you’re going to  throw it and you still can throw 48 t.d.’s against some of the best  teams in the country. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">All  this run/pass/run/run/fake run then pass/fake pass then run garbage  is for pop warner, although it works in College.  I’m getting  out of control now so I’ll wrap it up even though I could go on forever  about this topic.  I’ll leave you guys with this to chew on.   Tebow was talking the other day about how he’ll have his vote for  the Heisman winner because he won last year.  He discussed the  possible candidates from the Big 12 and said they’re great and all  but later on went to imply that he’s the best QB in College so he’ll  vote for himself.  He didn’t actually say it but everyone knew  what he meant.  Anyway, he then went on to say that he wishes he  could have the chance to play against one of those Big 12 defenses.   Basically he was implying that the only reason the Big 12 quarterbacks  were any good this year, is because the defenses in the conference are  awful.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Well  to that I have to say you’re an idiot Tim Te“Blow”.  I mean  you can’t actually be serious.  I know all the analyst’s say  that the SEC is the best conference and all, but seriously take a look  at the teams you had to play this year.  The SEC is not that good,  and you just tried to compare it the Big 12, which this year is possibly  the best conference in College football history.  I mean seriously  Tim what amazing defenses have you played in the SEC?  None.   I’m not saying the Big 12 has great defenses, but don’t act like  you’ve been playing the Steelers all year you mutt.  Try to take  a snap under center or just actually be a passing quarterback like the  QB’s in the Big 12.  When you can do that I’ll gain some respect  for you.  Until then keep your mouth shut because you’re a running  fairy whose highlight of his life will be now in College because it’s  all downhill from here on out for you bud.</span></p>
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		<title>Spookiest Moments of my Sports Memory</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 01 Nov 2008 02:01:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Going off of an ESPN bit I saw on TV. Today, I want to honor Halloween by acknowledging some of the scariest sports moments I can remember.  There are a few that come to mind very quickly and others that I had to think about, but all of them will haunt me forever.  Here’s just [...]]]></description>
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<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Going  off of an ESPN bit I saw on TV. Today, I want to honor Halloween by  acknowledging some of the scariest sports moments I can remember.   There are a few that come to mind very quickly and others that I had  to think about, but all of them will haunt me forever.  Here’s  just a couple.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">My  first moment has to be when the Boston Red Sox came back from three  games down in the ALCS to beat the Yankees.  I’ll never forget  how awful I felt after that and how much garbage I had to hear from  the Boston faithful that surround me in my New England home.  It  was brutal to see happen and the fact that they will be remembered for  the greatest comeback in history really ticks me off. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">My  second moment has to be the NFC Championship when the Green Bay Packers  faced off against the Philadelphia Eagles.  I am a die-hard Packers  fan and when the Eagles had the 4<sup>th</sup> and 26 with very little  time left in the game, I along with every other Green Bay fan thought  the game was over.  Well just to rain on our parade Donovan “I  pull throws out of my a$$” McNabb completes a monster pass and the  Eagles go on to win the game.  It broke my heart because I really  thought Favre was going to get another ring, but instead the lousy Eagles  got destroyed in the super bowl.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">A  final moment that really spooks me is when Vince Young ran the ball  to the right and scored a touchdown giving Texas the win over U.S.C.  and giving the longhorns the national title.  This haunting comes  from the fact that I absolutely hated Texas that year and I really really  hated Vince Young.  I thought he was an overrated quarterback who  wasn’t going to succeed in the NFL even though he was drawing comparisons  to Michael Vick.  I don’t really like USC that much either but  I really don’t like Texas mainly because my favorite team is Missouri.   That play was really awful too because anyone watching it knew Young  was going to run the ball to the right and yet the Trojans still couldn’t  stop him.  The only positive that came out of Young scoring that  T.D. was everyone boosting his value even more.  Turns out my predictions  about his inadequacies as an NFL quarterback were right and the fact  that he’s the face of the franchise for the Titans yet he’s riding  the pine makes me feel o.k. Years later.  I do have to note though  that I did think Leinart would be an o.k. NFL q.b. Not a great one but  a good one.  But it seems like that prediction has not panned out  yet.  We’ll see once he gets a full season under his belt.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Thanks  for listening to my scary moments, I have more but I don’t have enough  time to write them all down for you.  If you have any moments that  you want me to mention or just want me to know caused you extreme pain,  email me at </span><a href="mailto:tanner5986@yahoo.com" target="_blank"><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman; color: #0000ff;"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">tanner5986@yahoo.com</span></span></a><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">. </span></div>
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		<title>Professional Problems</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Oct 2008 15:45:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With the recent string of professional athletes getting into trouble with the law lately, I just have to say I’m getting pretty fed up.  I mean seriously this is getting ridiculous.  Between PacMan Jones, Larry Johnson, and now even Joba Chamberlain; I’m just about to lose my mind. The fact that PacMan was let back [...]]]></description>
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<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">With  the recent string of professional athletes getting into trouble with  the law lately, I just have to say I’m getting pretty fed up.   I mean seriously this is getting ridiculous.  Between PacMan Jones,  Larry Johnson, and now even Joba Chamberlain; I’m just about to lose  my mind.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">The  fact that PacMan was let back into the NFL and still managed to screw  up even with a league assigned security team, shows me that the man  is an absolute worthless human being that does not deserve any sympathy.   Deion Sanders should not be mentoring this guy, instead he should be  pointing at him and telling his own kids to make sure they don’t grow  up to be like him.  If it were my decision he wouldn’t be allowed  back in the NFL at all, but at least it seems that Cowboys owner Jerry  Jones is getting smart and keeping him away from “America’s” team  for good.  This guy was doing things that any normal person would  have easily went to jail for, but he kept getting off with nothing more  than a slap on the wrist.  What an idiot he is for not being able  to keep a low profile.  He is in trouble this time for fighting  with his own guard.  C’mon man just walk away because you have  to know if police get involved things are not going to good for you.   I saw the HBO special “Hard Knocks” that covered the Dallas Cowboys  training camp, and from watching that I actually got to see how stupid  the guy sounds.  He seemed insincere when talking about his past  troubles with the law, and he constantly sounded like he was uninterested  with whoever was talking to him.  Not to mention he spoke like  a very uneducated individual.  His latest suspension doesn’t  really surprise me because of this as I’m sure it didn’t surprise  a lot of others.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Larry  Johnson is also someone that I would consider a complete moron.   Like Jones he makes millions of dollars and yet can’t seem to stay  out trouble.  He’s being accused of spitting a drink in a girls  face.  Now, I understand that the girl took 11 hours to report  the incident, which sounds ridiculous, but she may have been hormonal  so I can understand it.  Even if Johnson didn’t do it and the  girl is just looking to get her name in the papers, LJ should be smart  enough to keep a low profile especially after he already got in trouble  earlier in the year.  I don’t know why guys like Johnson like  the clubs they’re constantly getting into trouble in anyway.   If it were me I would be in a local small time bar listening to some  Pearl Jam and playing darts and pool with some buddies to wind down,  not sitting on a couch in a packed club with music blasting so loud  you can’t hear the person next to you talking.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Even  Joba is getting in on the fun by getting arrested in Nebraska for a  DUI.  I understand he’s young and having a good time, but come  on man all you have to do is spend like $500 of the millions you make  and hire a driver for the night.  It’s not that hard and it keeps  you from getting smeared in the press like your getting.  I feel  bad for him in a way because everyone I know excluding a few people  drive when they’ve had a few drinks.  It sucks that he had to  be caught for it, but he should be smarter than that anyway.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: small; font-family: Times New Roman;">Honestly,  the moral of the story for these guys and the hundreds of other professional  athletes who get in trouble with the law each year, is to get smart  and stop being so dumb.  A lot of us wish we had the talent that  most of them do, and you can bet we wouldn’t waste our chances by  acting like idiots like some of them do.  They just have to use  some of the common sense they had before they were multi millionaires,  and use caution when entering a situation that is questionable.</span></div>
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