Who is the quarterback for Florida Gators Football?
Just 85 days remain between Florida’s home opener today against Charleston Southern and Tim Tebow’s last parade through Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Nov. 28 against Florida State. Not that Tebow is counting or anything. “Only seven more opportunities to run out that tunnel,” Tebow said. “I’m going to cherish every opportunity, every minute, every chance.” A home opener against a clearly inferior Division I-AA opponent today is something to cherish, too, even if Tebow is likely to take an early seat on the bench. This season can be the difference between Tebow being labeled as “just another great player” and becoming possibly the best ever. There’s a national title to defend and a legacy to cement. For all of those intangibles that can’t be qualified, there are always the black-and-white results of a four-year career that should stand for decades. Tebow could literally rewrite the Southeastern Conference record books, likely leaving school as the conference’s rushing touchdown leader — a
