All the conquering Tebow! (Oh, I heard he has an OK defense, too)

I wondered last night if Tim Tebow would be "hailed as the valiant, wounded hero leading his tribe to victory" after a low-scoring slog that was thoroughly dominated by Florida's first-rate defense, in which the Gator offense was held to its lowest point total since early 2005 and Tebow specifically looked somewhat timid and average compared to his usual, rampaging self. But the initial headline on ESPN.com's college football front wonders why I was shortsighted enough to even ask: I particularly enjoyed SportsCenter's description this morning of holding the No. 4 team in the country to 162 yards and three points as "an assist from the Florida defense." Tedious as it's been to many, many people, the manic Tebow hype to date has always been generally commensurate with his singular presence on (and, yes, off) the field, but if "Superman" somehow "solidified his legend" in Baton Rouge with 172 total yards, one touchdown, one inter...