Tebow Cut, Ohio State Dominates, Miller Puts On Show, BYU Hail Mary
FOOTBALL
In the NFL, when Tim Tebow had a good performance in the final pre-season game, many people were excited, thinking he might actually make the team.  This weekend, however, the Philadelphia Eagles officially cut Tim Tebow from the roster.  His NFL comeback seems officially over.  No one will ever forget his magical one-year run with the Denver Broncos, however.
In college football, the season kicked off last week.  The big names like Alabama, Oregon, and Notre Dame secured wins, but of course all eyes were on the defending champion the Ohio State Buckeyes.  The team decided to start with the quarterback that won it for them last year, Cardale Jones.  Their former star QB, Braxton Miller, who went down last season with a major injury, made the move to wide receiver.  He put on quite a show Monday, so much so that LeBron James was tweeting about him all night. It’s going to be another exciting year for the Buckeyes as they go for back-to-back championships.
In the most exciting college game of the weekend, BYU was trailing by 1 point with one play left. BYU needed a hail mary miracle to beat Nebraska. The team got their wish in the form of a long, last second, hail mary bomb that was caught in the end zone. It was an amazing play. Watch the clip here. In one of the greatest shows of pure joy, the receiver making the big play, Terenn Houk, hugged the ref after catching the TD. A great way to start the season!
