FOUR BITS: Tebow, Knight, lacrosse, Moreno

1 » Buffalo Bills head coach and former Florida Gators quarterback Chan Gailey, who incidentally hired defensive coordinator George Edwards away from his alma mater, spoke about QB Tim Tebow while at the 2010 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, IN. “Habits are not changed over a short amount of time; habits are changed over long periods of time and many reps,” Gailedy told the Palm Beach Post. “If you’re going to change somebody, it will take time to do that. If he thinks it’s a weakness, and he thinks he needs to work on it, and he thinks he needs to change, that should help him be a stronger player down the line. If he didn’t think it was a wekness and he’s doing it for somebody else, then it’ll make him a weaker player.” Interesting perspective.

VIDEO » Tebow interviewed by Steve Mariucci and Mike Mayock of NFL Network Thurs.

Find out about Knight, UF lacrosse and trouble for Moreno after the jump!

2 » Five-star shooting guard Brandon Knight (Fort Lauderdale, FL) told the 560 WQAM’s Joe Rose on Thursday that he is nearing a decision on his commitment. “I took all my visits so far,” Knight said. “Right now, I’m just sitting back weighing the pros and cons of each school. I’m hoping to make my decision pretty soon. […] I want to be able to win wherever I go, feel comfortable on and off the court and have a good relationship with the coach.” Knight is considering Florida, Kentucky, Kansas, UConn and Miami-FL.

3 » Kudos to ESPNU for profiling the strong start of the Gators lacrosse program. In a special to the site, Patrick Carney put together a nice piece that includes a profile of head coach Amanda O’Leary and information on how the program came to fruition at Florida with the help of athletic director Jeremy Foley.

4 » Former Georgia Bulldogs running back Knowshon Moreno, now with the Denver Broncos, allegedly punched University of Georgia freshman Stephen Anderson, 18, in the face Saturday night, according to a police report. Interestingly, just days after filing the charges, Anderson has recanted his story and chosen not to press charges.