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Breaking down Tim Tebow's mild attempt at roasting the Alabama Crimson Tide

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Former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow has worn a handful of hats in his career, whether it be as an NFL quarterback or a minor league outfielder. One he tried on Saturday was his ‘roasting cap.’

Yes, that’s right, Tebow was on live television attempting to roast somebody or something. Who was the intended target of his words? The Alabama Crimson Tide football program.

While live on “SEC Nation” in Gainesville with the rest of the crew, Tebow admitted the Crimson Tide are the top-ranked team in the nation, have been recruiting at a higher level than Florida, and Alabama would likely win nine out of 10 times the two teams played.

The roast, so far, is not doing so well, but let’s keep going.

He argues Alabama is going to have a hard time because it is not playing in Tuscaloosa or Atlanta. It should be noted that essentially calling the home of the SEC Championship game a place where Alabama consistently wins is not the best way to burn the team.

Tebow believes because the game is in Gainesville, Alabama will have a difficult time and team’s don’t leave that city the same.

He finishes his minute-log monologue by claiming Alabama is going to get a “whooping.”

Alabama is on a seven-game win streak against the Gators and is favored by more than two touchdowns in today’s contest.

Tim, I’m not going to give you a grade on this attempted roast, but if you give me a call, I’ll give you some pointers.

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