Name this college football player. Hint: many consider him the MVP of the 2005 Irons Bowl.

Now that the UAT/AU game is out of the way, let the media hype begin. His name is Tim Tebow, and if he doesn't come to UAT then it was only because they didn't want him. But if he does, look out! Not since Brian Burgdorf, Jay Barker, Freddie Kitchens, Andrew Zow, Tyler Watts, Brodie Croyle or J.P. Wilson has there been so much hype. As the books close on Brodie we must all take a moment to reflect on his contributions. They date back to his junior season of 8-man, private school football. Not since Tyler Watts had any UAT QB been hyped as much. Who else could sport the early 90's sunglasses on the back of the neck with croakies look and get away with it? Who else could even come close to making the mullet a modern fashion statement? Will Tebow live up to his hype as Brodie did? That, my friend, is the question.
Former University of Alabama – Tuscaloosa football player, Trevis Smith, was arrested 3 weeks ago for aggravated sexual assault. It was later learned that the 7 year CFL veteran has HIV. Team management, who knew of Trevis Smith’s condition for over a year, failed to inform any of Smith’s teammates which have some players upset. According to Canadian law, there is no requirement for employees to reveal their medical history. But many argue that football is not a typical occupation, since bleeding is a common occurrence on the field. Despite the apparent risks, a 1992 U.S. study of the National Football League determined there’s a one-in-85 million chance of HIV contraction through player to player on-field contact. Your chances go up considerably, however, when you share a whore amongst teammates.