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I’ve just added more photos from the Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards.

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I’ve just added the first batch of photos of Tim from the Hall of Game Awards. More will be added when they’ve become available.

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Tim Tebow is working on his throwing motion and mechanics with an old friend, new UCLA offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone, in Los Angeles.

Mazzone told ESPN he’s been working with Tebow twice a day since last weekend and keeping in contact with Denver Broncos quarterbacks coach Adam Gase.

Mazzone has worked with Tebow before. He helped him work on his fundamentals coming out of Florida.

Broncos boss John Elway has said he’ll work with Tebow this offseason, but he won’t be able to do that for a few more weeks.

Tebow completed less than half his passes but posted a series of dramatic comebacks last season in leading the Broncos to the playoffs, where he threw an 80-yard TD pass to Demaryius Thomas in overtime to beat Pittsburgh.

Tebow was tutored by Mazzone before being drafted in the first round by the Broncos in 2009. NFL players are not currently allowed to work with their own coaching staffs.

Mazzone joined the UCLA staff in January after spending the past two seasons as offensive coordinator at Arizona State. He spent two seasons as wide receivers coach under Eric Mangini with the New York Jets before that.

Mazzone spent 1981 at Boulder High School. In 1982, Mazzone coached quarterbacks and receivers under Leon Fuller at Colorado State and spent five seasons there.

Source: The Denver Post

Tim gets a Kids Choice nod for Favorite Male Athlete, who he shares the nod with Derek Jeter, Michael Phelps and Shaun White. Voting starts this Friday, February 24th at the KCA official site.

Also, Tim is up for the Captain Clutch award for Cartoon Network’s Hall of Game Awards, airing Monday night at 7pm ET/PT only on Cartoon Network.

Bring on the green goo, er, slime!

The nominations are out for Nickelodeon’s 2012 Kids’ Choice Awards, and although we’re super excited to see Will Smith host (he’s just so great with kids, right?!), we’re even more excited to see who snags some of these awards.

Because believe us, there are some big names and hefty competition up in here.

Harry Potter continues it’s legacy, scoring four nominations including Favorite Movie, Favorite Movie Actor for Daniel Radcliffe and Favorite Movie Actress for Emma Watson. Joining them in the movie category are a bunch of little blue creatures otherwise known as The Smurfs with three nominations (yes, Katy Perry got a nom for her voice-over) and Kung Fu Panda also with three noms.
Before you freak out, Twilight and Kristen Stewart are also up for some awards. Feel better?

LMFAO, Katy Perry and Taylor Swift are battling it out with all three receiving two nods for Favorite Group (LMFAO), Favorite Female Singer (Perry and Swift) and Favorite Song. Oddly enough, Justin Bieber and the man who brought on Bieber Fever, Usher, are against each other for Favorite Male Singer. Gasp!

Nickelodeon’s iCarly stars Jennette McCurdy, Nathan Kress and Jerry Trainor go head-to-head for the Funniest TV Sidekick category, while American Idol grabs its eighth nomination for Favorite Reality Show up against America’s Funniest Home Videos, America’s Got Talent and Wipeout.

The awards will be handed out March 31 in Los Angeles.

Source: E! Online

“I do not like them, Sam-I-am. I do not like green eggs and ham!” Denver Broncos’ starting quarterback Tim Tebow dramatically reads in a commercial that’s supposed to promote reading for kids.

Tebow teamed up with Pizza Hut and the BOOK IT! Reading Program that helps children develop a lifelong love of reading.

He hosted the fifth America’s Biggest Storytime event by reading his favorite childhood book “Green Eggs and Ham” by Dr. Seuss.

Tim Tebow isn’t going to wait until he and the Denver Broncos can work out together later in the spring to improve as a quarterback. Tebow is currently at UCLA working with the team’ offensive coordinator, Noel Mazzone, a top quarterbacks coach, according to CBS Sports’ Bruce Feldman:

Some star power out at UCLA: This week Tim Tebow is working out there with new Bruin OC Noel Mazzone on his mechanics.

Tebow will need to improve upon his completion rate, 46.5 percent in 2011, if he wants to put off his critics. But that will inevitably move them to another area of concern and so on.

While we’re not going to see Tebow drastically change his mechanics most likely, he does need to improve his decision-making and learn to throw the short- to intermediate routes better.

Source: SB Nation

LOS ANGELES — The commotion of his whirlwind season has subsided, leaving Tim Tebow extra time to pursue one of his favorite things: trying to make a difference in others’ lives.

His target Monday was 100 kids at the Challengers Boys & Girls Club in south Los Angeles, some of whom knew who the Denver Broncos quarterback was and others who, somewhat surprisingly, didn’t.

During a question-and-answer session with the kids, one query in particular got the loudest reaction of all. Tebow was asked if he “has a thing” with pop singer Katy Perry.

“No, me and Katy Perry don’t have a thing, but she’s a very good artist,” he said, smiling.

Tebow’s female fans might be glad to hear there’s no special woman he’ll be sharing Valentine’s Day with on Tuesday.

“I’m single … “ he said, “but I’m doing just fine though. I’ll just be around my brothers and friends. We’ll just have a good time.”

Tebow squeezed in a quick haircut in the club’s mirrored aerobics room before his appearance. Later in the day, he had a workout scheduled with his quarterbacks coach, something he’ll be doing for the next few weeks in Los Angeles.

His offseason plans include a trip to the Philippines, where Tebow was born. He wants to visit the construction of a hospital his foundation is funding and visit an orphanage he supports.

“And also find a little bit of time to relax,” he said.

Tebow was promoting books and reading, with nary a video game in sight.

“So many times in today’s society, we can get caught up in Xboxes, video games, watching TV,” he said before meeting the kids, “and forget about reading, about educating yourself and learning how to communicate with people. I just think that’s so important.”

He told the kids how he was diagnosed with dyslexia when he was younger.

“I would get words rearranged in my head and wouldn’t say them right,” he said.

Tebow has been cited as an influence by New York Knicks rookie point guard Jeremy Lin, who like the QB, is public about his Christian faith. Lin’s explosive performances in leading his team to five straight wins have prompted descriptions like “Linsanity.”

“It’s awesome to see what he’s done,” Tebow said. “It’s going to be fun to see where it goes from here.”

Maia Pittman, an 11-year-old girl, was among those who didn’t recognize the guy who made “Tebowing” a cultural phenomenon this season. She said she doesn’t know anything about football.

“I was excited to see him because I really never saw anybody famous like that,” she said.

Kaleb Scott was beaming at the chance to meet the QB of his favorite team.

“I like how he pulls his team in tough situations, like when it’s grind time, he gets the job done,” Scott said.

And for those Tebow critics who say he isn’t a very good QB, Scott replied, “For him to take the underdogs and take them to the playoffs and beat the Pittsburgh Steelers, I think it speaks for itself.”

Tebow tossed a few left-handed spirals to some of the boys, and autographed the left shoulder of the kids’ blue Book!It T-shirts as they shuffled through a line.

“My brother is going to be so jealous,” Pittman said.

Others handed him footballs and one girl had him sign a dog-eared copy of “Breaking Dawn,” part of the “Twilight” series.

A couple of the boys showed off their version of “Tebowing.”

Tebow urged the kids to establish priorities, telling them his are “faith, family, football.”

Away from the youngsters, he said he has to make choices about his appearances all the time.

“Maybe I could go do this and be blessed to make some money or maybe I could go do this where I’d be blessed to impact some kids,” he said.

On Wednesday, Tebow will host America’s Biggest Storytime in which he’ll read his favorite childhood book, Dr. Seuss’ ”Green Eggs and Ham” to kids worldwide via the Internet. In exchange for Tebow’s participation, the Pizza Hut/BOOK IT! Reading Incentive Program is making a donation to his foundation.

“It’s pretty much the book I learned to read on,” said Tebow, who was homeschooled by his mother. “The rhyming, it’s just fun. At 5, 6 years old, it was fun and I enjoyed it. Looking back, it’s just a lot of good memories for me as well.”

Source: The Washington Post

Tim attended the Los Angeles premiere of Act of Valor last night and I’ve just added photos from the premiere into the gallery.

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