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College Football: The Inside Report On Steve Spurrier's All-SEC Ballot

BabyTate
Jul 24, 2009

A copy of the All-SEC ballot ofย Steve Spurrier reveals howย Tim Tebow not being selected for the first team actually occurred.ย 

The furyย should die down around the old ball coach voting for someone else to be First team All-SEC quarterback once the public reviews the ballot Spurrierย was given byย SEC officials.

Information recovered from Lenny "The Cat", who obtained it Friday night by way of a skylight,ย clearly demonstrates Spurrier was on the money in not voting for Tebow.

Here is the quarterbackย section of the ballot, the oneย at the root of the controversy.

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ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย ย  (Vote For One Only)

1) Alabama, Joe Namath

2) Arkansas, Joeย Ferguson

3) Auburn, Pat Sullivan

4) Florida, Tim Tebow

5) Georgia, Fran Tarkenton

6) Kentucky, Babe Parilli

7) LSU, Y.A. Tittle

8)ย Mississippi, Archie Manning

9) Mississippi State, John Bond

10) South Carolina, Dan Reeves

11) Tennessee, Peyton Manning

12) Vanderbilt,ย Bill Wade (Handsome Bill From Nashville, See Pictured Above In 1949)

Obviously, someone simplyย mixed up the all-time SEC ballot with the one for theย current year.ย 

If that's the case thenย let's agree, Spurrier shouldn't have voted for Tebow.

Weย supportย the old ball coach for placing Tebow no higher than second team.

Three cheers for SuperGator!