Tebow after the Ole Miss game vs. Les

Tebow showed a level of character beyond his years after the Ole Miss loss.

He apologized to the fans of Gator Nation, owned up to his mistakes and vowed it would not happen again this year. Then he made sure he held his word and played his *** off (as Les would say).

All we've gotten all year is some blame game. Excuses. No mid-season corrections. No post-season corrections (yet, hopefully, yet). No effort, no intensity, no fire. Hell, I don't mind losses when I see 110% out there. Breaks don't always fall your way and you are going to lose some games.

Rather than coming out and saying, "Hey I don't blame the fans for leaving when we were down 31-3 to a mediocre mid-major. We stunk. I would have left, too. But we won't let it happen again." Instead, we get, "I can't believe the fans left us."

Tebow's coach is pretty much a classless POS (as evidenced by his rampant negative recruiting and his ever-eagerness to run up the score on a weaker opponent while leaving his starters in the game and/or calling late timeouts) but his student has shown class and chutzpah well beyond his years. Why is that too much to ask for?