... down blocking offensive lineman. He was a train, rumbling down the track toward an unsuspecting bull.

The collision was legal, violent and sent the great Tim Tebow to the hospital. Kentucky fans and players celebrated taking down Enemy No. 1.

After being beaten for four years by Tebow and falling behind 31-0 after one quarter (with three touchdowns by Tebow), they wanted their pound of flesh.

Tim didn't move. It wasn't supposed to be like this. Tebow delivers the blows, receives the blows but always gets up. Always.

He laid there, sprawled on the field, seemingly unconscious (although Florida coach Urban Meyer said later he didn't believe Tebow lost consciousness). Offensive lineman slumped around him. Trainers raced o...

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