Now that Tebow is coming back- Buy/sell

[Todd4State]

First of all, it looks like those that I have talked to about us playing UF next who have said that they hope that Tebow comes back so they can see him play- wish granted.

Now, Buy/Sell- UF goes undefeated and Tebow wins the Heisman in 09.

I will buy.

 

[weblow]

Buy on Florida going undefeated

Sell on Tebow winning the Heisman

 

[GBryne4Heisman]

I'll Sell undefeated

I'll buy Tebow heisman in 2009

 

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[Pony Express.sixpack]

In 2009 the ESPN crowd will begin a chant against the SEC in favor of giving USC and Texas a title shot. Unless the SEC has an undefeated team, extremely difficult, the crowd will want to keep the SEC out of the NC-Game and Tebow away from a heisman.

Sound impossible, remember undefeated Auburn watching USC and Oklahoma. Plus, the Canadian Football Leauge stats of BIG-12 were declared the best until Ole Miss, Florida, and Oregon proved otherwise...some idiots wanted an OU vs Texas NC game.

 

[Frances Drebin]

...that the SEC starts their TV deal with ESPN next year. I suspect we will get sufficient media pumping from ESPN (and CBS) because of that.

 

[cb6228]

I will buy Florida winning the BCS CG, but not because Tebow is coming back, but because they do not lose a single player off of their 2 deep depth chart on defense.

I will conditionally buy the Tebow for the Heisman but think that we could have the same three finalists this year if they all come back.

 

[dogfan96]

if Mark Sanchez comes back to school, he's going to win the Heisman and USC is going to win the NC.</p>

 

[RebelBruiser]

...that the SEC starts their TV deal with ESPN next year. I suspect we will get sufficient media pumping from ESPN (and CBS) because of that.

Yep, the reason for ABC's fellation of all things USC and Big 12 is because those were the teams they were most likely to get for their ABC game. With the new contract, they will be fellating the SEC just as much, which means Tebow will have a shot at the Heisman. That said, the fact that he had the most 1st places this year and still finished 3rd tells me that most of the Heisman voters don't want a repeat winner, so he'll have an uphill climb.

And I definitely think the voters would be stupid to try to keep the SEC out of the deal. If no SEC team has the resume for consideration that's one thing, but the SEC now has 3 straight BCS titles, and the conference is 6-1 in BCS title games dating back to Florida's 1996 title. So it's hard to argue that the SEC doesn't deserve to be there. The Big 10 and ACC have a lot to prove, but the voters would be stupid to keep an SEC team out of the game if one has the resume.

 

[Pony Express.sixpack]

The interest of the Disney corp are one thing, the way coaches and the Harris poll "Illuminati" vote is another thing entirely. You mention the Tebow conspiracy this year and that's what I am talking about. Plus, Dysney owns the rights to nearly all college football conferences now...except the SEC with the Marquee CBS game.