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And if they believe what they say on TV or what they write online, shouldn’t we accept that as professional and objective observation? No. Rat poison! Surely, nobody in sports media really hates Alabama football.
They just had to beat the man to be the man, as Ric Flair would say. A Heisman winner and one of the best players in college football history, Tebow was an unstoppable force until Bama managed to do it as they emerged as the new top dog in the sport.
In fact, Tebow had bested the Tide twice, once as a backup to Chris Leak in 2007 and then again in a huge conference title game in 2008, before the Gators would go on to win the national championship against Oklahoma. We know the legendary Florida Gator quarterback to be one of the good guys in college football history, still beloved in his role as an SEC Network analyst and adored when he rolls through Tuscaloosa with “SEC Nation.” Then why did Alabama fans relish “Tebow tears” when the emotional QB shed a few after Alabama dominated Florida in the 2009 SEC Championship Game? Anytime a fan base rubs it in that much, even frequently sharing photoshopped image of the teary Tebow on to a fake cover of the NCAA Football video game, it means beating him meant a lot.
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