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The ESPN/SEC Network suits are getting their money’s worth out of Tim Tebow.
The beloved former Florida quarterback will make his debut as a game analyst this bowl season, reports Sports Illustrated’s Richard Deitsch. ESPN has put Tebow in the booth for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl between No. 9 Ole Miss and No. 6 TCU on New Year’s Eve.
Tebow will call the game alongside play-by-play man Joe Tessitore, analyst Brock Huard and reporter Shannon Spake.
Tebow spent his first year on television as a studio analyst for the SEC Network, in addition to his role on Saturday morning pregame show “SEC Nation” with Tessitore, Marcus Spears and Paul Finebaum.
Tebow’s first appearance as a college football analyst for ESPN came during last year’s BCS National Championship Game between Auburn and Florida State.
Tebow briefly appeared in the booth with Tessitore, Huard and Spake earlier this season when Ole Miss and Vanderbilt faced off in Nashville.
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