With Tim Tebow now a member of the New York Mets organization, many SEC fans were likely wondering what that meant for his broadcasting career.
Stephanie Druley, ESPN’s event and studio production senior vice president, released a statement confirming that Tebow will remain involved with the SEC Network as an analyst and host of “SEC Nation.”
ESPN on Tebow “Tim is committed to his role @SECNetwork and ESPN this fall. (full statement below) pic.twitter.com/ufx7Zdl9Vl
— Gracie Evans (@GraciesGapYear) September 8, 2016
Tebow first joined ESPN in December 2013, making his broadcasting debut as part of the network’s coverage of the 2014 BCS Championship Game. His most prominent role with ESPN has been as a host of “SEC Nation,” the SEC Network’s traveling pregame show.
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