Bulge Vs. Kentucky

Coly McCoy

Saw this pic and glued to hsi arm pit. yum.

Love that pic and the comment. Also at least one amateur videographer has noted the platonic Christian bromance between McCoy and housemate Shipley.

Maybe it could help straight guys realize that Brokeback Mountain was not just about sex, and to get over it.

McCoy and Shipley are roommates? I never would have known, even with the thousands of times TV announcers have told me.

They had some pics of McCoy playing horse with Sam Bradford. Even in shorts, you can see that ass bouncing. His face does nothing for me, but I would so loiter in his ass for a while.

That's exactly how I look at him. Colt's got quite the money-maker!

Eric Decker is a Babe!!
Anyone notice Big 12 QBs are incredibly good looking? Not just the very hot Texas and Oklahoma QBs, but it seems to be all around.

What is it with football players from the backward provinces who plaster Bible verses on their cheeks, and all their gratitude in post game interviews to divinity for having made a great play, won a game, whatever?

What silliness!

I wasn't sure that those were bible verses on his face. I am glad that you pointed that out and answered my question. I am a Christian and all about faith, but that is a tad bit excessive. It makes me wonder does he pray before every practice.

How is this different than players who write their home area code, family members, RIP loved ones, or motivational quotes on their uniforms?! If it helps him, more power to him; he's not hurting anyone....

Eric Decker (again!)

Perhaps these athletes either 1-have not read the Bible, 2-have misread the Bible or 3-have misinterpreted the Bible. There are multiple verses that advise one "Praying in the Closet" (not to be confused with staying in the closet about your sexual orientation, which many may already do without biblical encouragement ).

The same principle might be applied to endzone celebrations that give credit to a Higher Power for an accomplishment of man.

Those other things aren't particularly appropriate either. Eye black should be just that -- black.

Tim Tebow:

Those homemade cut out tees remind me of when they were quite popular during the 80s @ many gay bars, @ least in LA.

OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!

Timmy Tebow is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For a Christian boy, Tebow sure likes show off his body, doesn't he? Not that there's anything wrong with that.

He does look good in a suit. I like that angle on his face there (the suit image).

Joe Haden would more appropriately be named Joe Hardon, for obvious reasons

How in the world did I miss this?? Thanks basejock.

As for bible sayings in eyeblack, Tebow's been doing that for a while. I remember he had Phil 4.13 last year or the year before: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

If you look at Locker's tat above, it says exactly that. Jake's mentioned that he doesn't wear it overtly because he's a private person, but he does put his hand over his heart (tattoo) before every play. It's his way of privately praying.

He's going to need all the prayers he can, because his sorry-ass team is playing the #11 Oregon Ducks.

I am a devout Roman Catholic myself, but I do share the concerns of those who are unhappy with Tim Tebow putting Scriptural citations on his eyeblack. I don't think the issue is one of free speech or freedom of religious expression: not very many people would be in favor of censorship or gag orders or things like that. But it's a question of whether the time and the place are right. Most people watch football or go to games to relax and just enjoy a good time... they don't go to be reminded of serious things like religion or politics that so often cause controversy. Tebow has good intentions, certainly, but his action is really a distraction from the game.

Let me give another example. During the offseason, Jay Cutler appeared at an event with President Obama pushing for health care reform as the Democratic Party would like to see it carried out. Jay was perfectly appropriate in taking part in this and exercising his rights as a citizen. However, it would be a different thing for Jay to wear a t-shirt during warmups or postgame interviews saying "I support Obamacare." I'm an Obama supporter myself but a lot of people aren't, and they deserve to be able to enjoy a football game without having politics dragged into it. By the same token, "in your face" expressions of religious faith, such as Tebow's messages, can offend or annoy people who are not Christian or who are not religious, or offend believers who firmly believe in a secular public sphere.

I understand Tebow's desire to share his faith, but he has plenty of opportunities to do that outside of gametime. I just think that football games should be about football, and other subjects should be left aside, even if they are not as divisive as politics or religion, because they are still distractions. So I think that writing messages on eyeblack and similar practices should be banned, for the greater good of the game.

I agree with your thoughts above, especially leaving certain things out of football games, but I don't think we should go so far as to "ban" these things. The NCAA already has a rule book thicker than the bible and certainly does not need to add more to it.

When I'm enjoying a football game, I simply ignore or tune out things I don't like (taunting, crazy celebrations, overt messages, annoying announcers, etc.) and admire the things I do like about the game (the action, Jake Locker, fine young men, Longhorns white football pants).

Tebow is an amazing specimen! I also like the guy behind his right shoulder in the above picture... Great arm. Mmm, mmm, mmmm!

do we more shirtless pic of locker? i wonder if he really waxes. he looks good on the photo below.



i like tebow. he looks good in those cutouts. nice.

Tebow:

OOOO to be that helmet.











O Tebow.....what a flirt



Gorgeous:

Actually it is: I Thessalonians 5:18. You can see that if you go back several pictures to one posted on October 11.

Personally I can't get overly exercised by scriptural references smeared on football players' faces. It just seems in bad taste somehow kind of like going to church in a football uniform, or playing football in papal robes. Please dress appropriately for the venue.

Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame QB

How Did I miss that HOTTTTT......

Zoomed in image of Jake shirtless


This is my favorite pic of Jake

I like it when he has short hair. He and Tebow look their best with short spiky hair.

When I saw the title of this article, I was thinking of some other kind of "sniffing."

Article on Locker's NFL prospects

I don't know why so many hate on Colt in terms of how he looks in the face. He's a baby doll and has a million dollar smile! Just my humble opinion.

Hope he doesn't end up having to go from team to team like Brees, but finds a finds a home where the folks who make decisions give him time to develop.

OMG I love Tim Tebow's body. He is tall and thick and solid. I love that he's in good shape and that his body is tight but not overly muscular when he has his shirt off. 6 and 8 packs are very admirable to look at, but ultimately I just like a nice upper chest and just a smooth flat torso like he has. His arms are big, but not bulging while stationary. And he has a beefy ass!!! Oh yes. He could go to church alone on Sunday but I'd have him screamin all kinds of halelujahs and amens before sending him off.

Thanks for the imagery.

Tebow's recent game seems to have him showing off that jock strap in a more obvious fashion. As he would say, thank God!







And someone wants the family jewels



But there's also some other college hunks, such as Kyle Parker



Adam Froman



And of course, the Colt.

Tim Tebow is a great looking guy and a talented athlete. But I don't think I would like him very much. Don't care too much for those who proclaim their religion too loudly!! Reminds me of the parable of the Pharisee praying in the Temple!!

But even more so, I am a gay man, who is very proud of that! Mr. Tebow, I dare say, probably believes that I am an abomination, based upon his literal interpretation of the Bible! That insults me as an intelligent person and, indeed, as a man with a deep love of God and humanity.

Tebow may have a gay teammate, or he may face a gay opponent. Would he respect that man? Perhaps as a player, but not for who he is.

His beauty is sadly only skin-deep.

Colt McCoy:

Colt Mccoy:

Exactly what has he done to make you say his beauty is skin deep? Have you met Tebow? Do you have any reason to believe any of the things you assume? So anyone who is religious is anti-gay? Aside from writing some inspirational scriptures for football games he has done none of the things you write about. How would you know how he interprets the Bible? You claim he insults you as an intelligent man? Show some intelligence and give someone the benefit of the doubt. I think your post tells about more about your character or lack there-of then his.

To top it off this board is about Hot Jock Talk. BBCowboy. Should just leave it with pics or discussion on subject. There is a religion section to rant and rave about alleged slights from Christian quarterbacks.

Actually Tebow himself brings it up when he interjects religion into sports. He has said in SPORTS interviews that he goes to the Philippines to circumcise young boys with his father's ministry. One can assume that he believes in the main tenants of his father's ministry, i.e. converting the heathens, colonizing, etc...

The Jesus freaks don't get it both ways, be able to bring it up and then expect it not to be an issue. My personal opinion is that RELIGION is a joke. I'm not in any way saying he should be denied his religious point of view, I just don't care to hear about it. It's offensive to me that a publicly funded school allows a religious message to be put forth at a school sponsored event.

And as far as being able to assume all religious people are anti-gay....of course not...but it's a pretty safe bet that all anti-gay people are religious as their teachings are what spawned anti-gay dogma.

Anyways,I only notice one player when I watch the Gators

Tea Boat who?

All bias aside, it's called freedom of speech. I could care less what he puts on his face. He isn't calling people faggot on twitter or lamenting about sitting next to faggots on the subway in NYC, and as far as we know he's never said anything negative about gay folk, so give the guy a break. Just because you're religious doesn't mean you're anti-gay. And if he is anti-gay it's not a message he's putting out there. It's not like he's quoting Leviticus on his eye black. Now give me more pics of Riley Cooper!

State sponsored establishment of religion is prohibited in the Constitution. That's all I'm saying. He's entitled to believe/worship any way he wants, and if he were going to a private school I wouldn't have a beef with it. Tax dollars put that uniform on his back, built the stadium he plays in, etc... would they allow a player to put rainbow flags, or anarchy symbols on their "eye black"...doubt it.

Great pt SeaCraig! I remember last year when Mark Sanchez wore his Mexican flag mouthpiece. Ohhhhh what an outrage.

looks like they done that before, HaHa!