Alabama Forces Florida Quarterback Tim Tebow To Cry
Tim Tebow was one of the greatest quarterbacks of the 21st century and a Christian. When Tebow stepped unto the field for the SEC Championship game to lead the #1 ranked Florida Gators against undefeated and #2 Alabama, even the officials couldn’t wait to see how the game progressed.
Unfortunately for Florida, the game proceeded in decisive favor for Alabama as they knocked the Gators up 32-13. Tim Tebow broke apart and tossed a very unlikely interception.
All hopes of Tebow winning a Heisman Trophy vanished. Florida was uprooted. And then, Tebow cried. The once great Tim Tebow, who had made every single Christian athlete proud with his good example, cried like a little girl on the sideline. Embarrassing.
I was pretty disgusted when I saw Tebow betraying us like this. Up until this game it was obvious that Tebow was not only God’s favored player, but likely would get God’s vote for the Heisman as well. After throwing an interception and crying, however, there is no honor or faith in that; only shame.
I’m sure up in heaven there’s much disappointment in Tebow. Even after throwing the interception, he could have had faith for a few miracle runs, inopportune Alabama fumbles and divine Hail Mary passes, but no, he chose to hide behind tears on the sideline.
Tebow has betrayed us all and now we have to wonder if he’s man enough for the NFL. A true quarterback has great resolve, much like Brett Favre the greatest quarterback of all time. They don’t go and cry when they mess up, they only strengthen their faith and come out with more determination. Warning: The following video contains footage of Tim Tebow crying like a girl. Please first have any women/girls leave the room and after prayer, explain to any young men/sons about why you don’t cry in sports before reviewing.
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Author: Dan Nordgren
Born and raised in upstate New York, Dan Nordgren is currently a film student who enjoys martial arts, mountain climbing and football as components of his very active life. Join Team Sarah TODAY
4:47 pm
whille i’ll agree it’s undignified to cry as a profesional athelethe again he didn’t betray you. for him to betray you he has to make a promise first. did he make a promise to you that he wouldn’t cry?
also he quite clearly wan’t gods favorite cause if he was how the fuck could he lose? wouldn’t god make some kind of divine intervention to make sure he didn’t? also find the pasage in the bible that says you can’t cry. i’m not denying it’s existance but if it exists i wanna see it
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5:00 pm
Tim Tebow had his faith tested. Instead of having faith in God he chose to cry like a girl and get distracted by greed. He was playing for the Heisman, not for the team, and that’s why Florida lost.
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6:38 pm
The shortest verse in the Bible:
John 11:35
Jesus wept.
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11:59 am
“I’m sure up in heaven there’s much disappointment in Tebow.”
This brings to mind a lovely mental image of God, Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea sitting around the television, tummies full after a hearty Thanksgiving dinner, drinking beers, and yelling at the television set.
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3:40 pm
Look at it this way, he could end up with his first corporate endorsement… from Kleenex!
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3:20 am
“I saw Tim Tebow cry and loved it” is one of the hottest groups on FaceBook right now! Oh this is tragic. It was a close game… But honestly Dan, he looks like a decent guy to me. I always admire a dedicated athlete. Maybe he was just tired?
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12:57 pm
I don’t understand why we Christians have to give this guy such a hard time about crying after a very disappointing loss. This young man is very passionate. Something that is quite rare these days. Instead of kicking him when he is down, why can’t we pray for him in hopes that he will gain strength from this experience and apply it to his life ahead.
Give him a break, guys. Lest the same should happen to you someday.
Roll Tide.
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7:54 pm
Judge not least ye be judged. Who are you to sit back and judge a man that was in a situation that you cannot even begin to understand? It is absolutely amazing that these kind of remarks are coming from a christian website.WOW. And we wonder why people chose to worship the Lord in their own homes, it is because of the complete hypocracy that is ever so present in this website. I hope none of your children ever have to be in a situation where so many peole depend on them and they are unable to pull through. God bless and I will be praying for you, Dan Nordgren, from my home.
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11:04 pm
Why in the world should we or God be ashamed of Tim Tebow?! Timmy is an awesome Christian! He lives his faith every day and he has made a difference in so many lives!
Now imagine winning the National Championship 2 years in a row, being the first Sophomore Heisman winner, going all season undefeated, and then carrying all of Gator Nation on your shoulders. Things go wrong and you see your last chance to win a national championship slip away before your eyes…you watch as your fans sit down, too disappointed to keep cheering..meanwhile the Bama fans laugh at you, insult you, and mock your team…combine all that and i don’t know who WOULDN’T cry!!!
We, as Christians, should be the most sympathetic to Tebow…I’m a gator, so i support him from the sports perspective..but he is our brother in Christ!! You don’t just abandon anyone, let alone a member of your spiritual family!!!
There is no shame in crying… Jesus wept. -John 11:35
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11:16 pm
Oh, and one more thing.
“Warning: The following video contains footage of Tim Tebow crying like a girl. Please first have any women/girls leave the room and after prayer, explain to any young men/sons about why you don’t cry in sports before reviewing.”
Come on! what kind of lesson is this to teach our young men?! That it is shameful to show your feelings?? Don’t you dare ever cry, son, its just not manly. What is this?! God gave us our emotions! My dad cries…am I ashamed? no way! He is a strong man of God and it shows he is also sensitive and caring..To teach our young men that you cannot cry (even in sports) is just wrong. They will always be afraid to express what they are feeling, even under intense stress and pressure, because its not “manly” to cry in sports. Furthermore, it teaches our young men to make fun of and look down on those boys who DO cry.
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3:54 pm
Good. If I ever have a son and heaven forbid he cries over sports, it’s off to military school.
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4:01 pm
You forgot to capitalize the “H” in “Heaven”…isn’t that like akin to blasphemy for you?
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6:35 pm
You’re never going to have a son, Adam, because no self-respecting woman will let you get within 30 feet of her.
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7:26 pm
You asked for my address many times, Claire, and mentioned wanting to have me in odd positions. I don’t believe in such things until we’re well acquainted.
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7:30 pm
I think what Claire meant to say was that “no self-respecting woman will let you get within 30 feet of her” unless she is armed with at least a crowbar and at best an AK-47.
I personally prefer wiffle bats, because it takes a lot more time and is a lot more satisfying, but that’s just me.
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9:15 pm
I asked for your address so that I can track you down and murder you like the scum you are. Have a nice day.
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