Still, I’m not sure this technically qualifies as a miracle. Although I did do some rudimentary checking, and according to my research, there were no new cases of leprosy reported yesterday in Florida. There is no confirmation at this point on whether or not these two incidents are related.

And despite participating in practice on a limited basis yesterday, Florida head coach Urban Meyer wanted to make it abundantly clear that by no means does this indicate that Tebow will be playing in Florida’s showdown with LSU on Saturday.

When asked about a possible time frame, Meyer said, “They’re (the medical team) discussing that right now. I don’t think that will be determined until later in the week after they see how he progresses. From everything they tell me, it’s a symptomatic injury. If something shows up after practice or during practice. … I asked him during practice and he said, ‘I feel great.’ If symptoms show up, then that delays the whole deal.”

“He looked like Tim out there today. Obviously, practice is a lot different than what’s going to happen Saturday night. There’s still a lot of evaluation to go.” via.

I’m relieved to learn that Tebow looked like good old Tim out there, because I have heard about some of the crazy stuff that happens to people after they experience concussions. For instance, did you know that Troy Aikman claims to be a charter member of the Dallas chapter of MENSA? I’m not sure if we should believe him, though. How many respected organizations are you aware of that have their organizational charter written up in crayons on a blank page from a Winnie the Pooh coloring book?

Well, except for the Winnie the Pooh Coloring Book Political Action Committee, that is. Powerful lobby, those guys. Lofty lobby.

(Of course, many thanks to the amazingly talented LSUfreek for the awesome Tebow photoshops. Stellar work as usual.)