Tim Tebow Hired by ESPN

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 5:25PM EDT / Published Dec. 30, 2013 4:08PM EST

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Your Tebow withdrawals are soon to be cured, as the Heisman winner and former Florida quarterback makes his big screen debut as a college football analyst for SEC Nation on the new SEC Network, covering the Southeastern Conference when it launches in August 2014. As part of his multi-year agreement, Tebow will travel to different SEC campuses for the pregame show, and will also be featured on other ESPN platforms like SportsCenter and the radio station. His gig starts on Jan. 6, for pregame coverage of the BCS National Championship.

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Tim Tebow Hired by ESPN

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