The man who turned Saturday into a religious experience Tim Tebow didn't just play college football; he dominated the culture of the sport. As the first sophomore to ever win the Heisman Trophy (2007), Tebow was a physical anomaly—a 240-pound linebacker playing quarterback with the heart of a lion. His career at Florida was a masterclass in leadership, highlighted by two National Championships and "The Promise." After a crushing loss to Ole Miss in 2008, Tebow stood before the media and delivered a tearful vow that no one would work harder than him for the rest of the season. He kept that promise, leading the Gators to a title and cementing his status as the greatest leader in SEC history. Even in the NFL, where critics questioned his throwing motion, "Tebow Time" became a global phenomenon. In 2011, he took over a 1–4 Denver Broncos team and willed them into the playoffs with a string of impossible fourth-quarter comebacks. The peak came in the Wild Card round against the Steelers, ...