Tim Tebow Concussion

University of Florida linebacker Ryan Stamper has seen plenty of football players get concussions during his five-year collegiate career.

Nothing in his lengthy Rolodex of personal experience prepared him for what he saw Saturday night in Kentucky.

Tim Tebow Bill Filed at Arkansas Legislature

When Florida’s Tim Tebow went down with 3:57 left in the third quarter, Stamper said his “heart just dropped.” So, too, did the collective heart of Gator Nation.

Tebow given Disney Spirit Award

On Sunday, coaches, players and fans of the No. 1 team in the country did not celebrate the 41-7 victory against Kentucky. Instead, they were left to worry about the health of their beloved senior quarterback and about how his possible absence from the starting lineup might affect the rest of the season.  Read full story here

Tim Tebow Back In Gainesville After Concussion
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida quarterback Tim Tebow was released from a Lexington, Ky., hospital and is back home in Gainesville after taking a hard hit to the head in Saturday’s 41-7 win against Kentucky.

Tim Tebow, Joe Haden, Major Wright all ill; travel separately

Lots more Tim Tebow Related Articles here

Posted by Kane Reed (Sports Writer)

Tim Tebow Concussion: Less than 12 hours after Tim Tebow was knocked out of Saturday night’s Florida-Kentucky game with a concussion, college football pundits and talking heads across the country seemed to take part in what was nothing short of a Sunday feast. The meal on the menu was Gator.

Update: TimTebow Injury, Released from Hospital, See VIDEO

“What was Urban Meyer thinking? Game in hand, and his star player still in the game. It was a costly miscalculation,” wrote Tampa WFTS-TV’s Tom Korun on his blog Sunday.

Tailgating at a Gators Game

“If Tebow’s injury is serious, Meyer is going to get second-guessed for leaving his quarterback deep into the third quarter in a blowout game. Yes, it was only the third quarter … but … Florida was leading, 31-7, at the time.

Mathematically, Kentucky was in the game. But the Wildcats never posed a serious threat,” penned George Diaz of the Orlando Sentinel.  Read full story here

___________________________________________________________________________________________________

RELATED ARTICLES

LSU Vs Mississippi State Goal-line stand helps LSU hang on vs. Mississippi State

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

2008 Heisman Trophy Award

Saturday, December 13th, 2008

___________________________________________________________________________________________________

COLLEGE FOOTBALL HEADLINES

• Stoops: Bradford recovering, but no timetable yet
• Rodriguez expects QB Forcier to play vs. Spartans
• Florida’s Tebow released from Kentucky hospital
• Upsets shake up AP poll, but top 3 remain same
• Alabama’s Saban: LB Hightower needs knee surgery

TIM Tebow News Archives

• Tim Tebow, Aaron Hernandez lead award watch list charge

• Gators a unanimous choice to win another title

• Countdown to the team of the decade. No 7: 2006 UF Gators (13-1)

• Guerry Smith:Random Thoughts

• Calling all quarterbacks

• Former Gator John Brown headed to Mississippi junior college

• Obama gives Gators White House welcome

• QB-in-waiting John Brantley looks forward to the day Tebow passes the torch

• Florida Gators’ Brandon Spikes, Tim Tebow fight complacency

• ‘Elite’ defensive end picks OSU over Sooners, Gators

• Tim Tebow Bill Filed at Arkansas Legislature

• Harvin Shines at UF Pro Day

• Tebow to speak at ‘Spirit in Sports’ banquet

• Tebow big Capitol hit

• Dig deep to find WR gems in NFL Draft

LOTS MORE Tim Tebow News Archives Next page

(more…)