I am disappointed in you guys. You're telling me that you never worked for a year or more to accomplish a great goal and then failed, and didn't feel sick to your stomach about your own performance. Give Tim and his team a break.
Other than a few tears because he has a tender heart, at least he has a heart. He took full responsibility for the loss, didn't whine and admitted that the Bama team performed better and out-skilled them last night. He took the loss like a mature adult, handled himself well in the after game interviews. That's more than I can say for most college seniors in fact most young adults today.
Granted it's been a long time since he and his team experienced a loss, so it hurt. But I'll guarantee you unlike a lot of fans for both Alabama and Florida, he knows that football is not in God's big picture. I watched the whole game only because my son wanted to watch it. But that's what I hate about football. Too many people get so wrapped up in it that they lose the perspective that its only a game and it doesn't really matter who wins in God's big picture. He is only concerned with the character that is built in each individual as they play the game.
We all fail, but only God redeems our failures.
Time to get off my soapbox, and no offense has been intended toward anyone personally.
Danny