Tim Tebow Moving from SEC Network to ESPN to Commentate 2014 Peach Bowl

Former Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Tim Tebow will bring his expertise to the announce booth Dec. 31 as a color commentator for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl between Ole Miss and TCU.

According to Daniel Uthman of USA Today, the current SEC Network analyst will provide commentary for the game on ESPN. It is an opportunity that the polarizing University of Florida alum is extremely excited about:

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I love the game and it's been an incredible learning experience on the television side this fall. SEC Nation has become my second family. The bowl season simply provided the opportunity to contribute in a different way and share my passion for the game in-motion as a game analyst. I have a great respect for the booth and feel blessed to be joining a team of veterans for the Peach Bowl in my first game role.

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The Peach Bowl will be Tebow's first full contest in the booth, and it will be a big one, as it is arguably the premier bowl game outside the College Football Playoff matchups.

Tebow is already carving out a nice announcing career for himself at just 27 years of age, and he has a chance to truly entrench himself if he is able to adapt to in-game analysis.

The former Denver Broncos and New York Jets signal-caller has been out of the NFL since 2013, and there has been no sign of his absence ending any time soon.

Announcing may be the next best thing for him, and the Peach Bowl on New Year's Eve could be the first of many college football games that he breaks down in the booth.

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