Tim Tebow Roasts SEC Program For Being An Automatic Win

The SEC is entering a new era with the addition of the Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas Longhorns, two premium brands that enhance the conference's reputation as the top of the sport.

It also contributes to the conference's depth. On Saturday's "SEC Nation," Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow discussed the conference's depth and took a dig at the Vanderbilt Commodores, suggesting they are the only team he considers an automatic win.

"When I look at the SEC this year, it's not as much top heavy as it is depth heavy," Tebow said. "How many teams do we go, 'Oh, when we play them this year, that's an automatic W.' I really feel like it's pretty much only one, sorry Jordan. The rest of them it is going to be extremely competitive."

The Commodores have been at the bottom of the SEC for quite some time. Their last winning season came in 2013 when they had back-to-back nine-win seasons. This year's team is coming off a 2-10 performance last year.

The Vanderbilt Commodores have only secured two conference wins in the last four seasons. With Clark Lea at the helm, they aim to shift the tide and prove Tebow wrong this season.

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