Tim Tebow's Worst Game Ever

That was Tim Tebow's worst game ever.

That is the bad news from last night's Mississippi State game.

He threw the ball poorly, with mediocre efficiency and inconsistent decision-making. He wasn't effective running the ball in the red zone. And -- oh -- those two "pick-6s."

(This is fairly unimportant, but it is fair to say that Tebow's Heisman hopes been derailed -- if not eliminated completely, as there is still 6 games left in the regular season + SEC title game.)

Here's truly how bad the game was for Tebow: He did not speak to the media after the game, for the first time in his career (at least as a starter).

If that isn't the ultimate symbol of his most frustrating game as a QB, I don't know what is.

Here is the good news: The Gators won the game -- in the end, decisively. This was no Arkansas-style close-call.

And, despite the ignominy of the two interceptions returned for TDs, Tim Tebow tied Herschel Walker's SEC record for career rushing TDs -- which he can break next week versus Georgia.

But -- make no mistake -- this was as bad a game as there has ever been for Tim Tebow.

And yet the Gators still won, in an insanely hostile road environment, against a team that had maximum advantage in terms of Xs and Os understanding of Tebow and Florida's offense.

What a dichotomy.

Complete analysis of all of the topics listed above coming tomorrow and throughout the week. Suffice to say, Tebow needs to shake this one off and start preparing for Georgia.