Tebow won’t say retired, intrigued by coaching, politics Tim Tebow will not call himself a retired football player though he could see himself as a future coach. A career in politics also could be appealing down the road. One thing is for sure, he’ll always be a Gator. Tebow helped Florida win two national championships under coach Urban Meyer, and he remains close with the Ohio State coach, his family and members of the Buckeyes staff. His loyalty, though, remains unquestionably with his alma mater. “Coach Meyer is like a father figure to me,” Tebow said. “But I’m a Gator. I’ve been a Gator since I was a little boy. My mom and dad were Gators. I had two siblings that were Gators and I’ll always be a Gator. So if (Florida and Ohio State) are playing in the national championship, Coach Meyer might have to be Gator bait.” The 2007 Heisman Trophy winner and former Florida quarterback is getting prepared to begin another season as an analyst with the SEC Network and ESPN. He also is working with the Allstate American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team, which honors college football players for their community service and good deeds.…
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