Chiefs TE Travis Kelce recently went on Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take podcast. On it, he discussed his time at Cincinnati and facing the Gators in the Sugar Bowl.
Everyone knows he couldn't throw a football, and it's one of the great mysteries of college football how he set all those state passing records in HS and college. Going by the data, he could pass pretty well.Fun fact: Tebow threw for 482 yards in the game, which set a school record.
I am sorry to correct you but he did not go to Bolles Academy, Tim was home schooled and played at Nease HS.Tim played his HS ball at the Bolles Academy in south Jacksonville, Florida, where my nieces were attending. In his senior season Bolles played for the state championship where Tebow accounted for almost all of Bolles scoring, In the closing minutes, the other team drove the length of the field to the Bolles goal line. As the teams were lining up for the scoring attempt Tebow put his helmut on, ran out to the line of scrimmage, grabbed an inside tackle and sent him to the sideline and lined up himself. He made the tackle that saved the TD and the game. From the beginning, he wasn't just a football player so much as an undeniable force of nature. And I've never understood the personal criticism. Worse things could happen to any parent in the country than to have their sons want to grow up to be like Tim Tebow.
I don't know where the Bolles thing came from. Happening a lot lately. Apologies. Everything is correct but the school.I am sorry to correct you but he did not go to Bolles Academy, Tim was home schooled and played at Nease HS.
How much of that is real and how much of it is legend.Tim played his HS ball at the Bolles Academy in south Jacksonville, Florida, where my nieces were attending. In his senior season Bolles played for the state championship where Tebow accounted for almost all of Bolles scoring, In the closing minutes, the other team drove the length of the field to the Bolles goal line. As the teams were lining up for the scoring attempt Tebow put his helmut on, ran out to the line of scrimmage, grabbed an inside tackle and sent him to the sideline and lined up himself. He made the tackle that saved the TD and the game. From the beginning, he wasn't just a football player so much as an undeniable force of nature. And I've never understood the personal criticism. Worse things could happen to any parent in the country than to have their sons want to grow up to be like Tim Tebow.
It is all real. The head coach had no idea Tim was going to do that. But he had carried the team all year long and I guess he just decided he wasn't going to let the state championship get away at the last second. If you were watching, it made sense, Tim looked like a grown man playing football with kids. He was as big as the interior linemen anyway. It was in the local papers the next morning.How much of that is real and how much of it is legend.