Tim Tebow and Jana Duggar are not in courtship, says ex-NFL quarterback's rep

For those who are already dreaming of former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and "19 Kids and Counting" star Jana Duggar walking down the aisle and exchanging "I Dos," well that may be too far-fetched — at least for now.

In the midst of the dating rumors that caught light following the meeting of their parents during a fundraising event back in October, Tebow's representative clarified the speculations and told US Weekly that they are not an item at all.

"Tim and Jana Duggar have never even met," the representative declared.

So clearly, even a simple get-to-know session has not transpired yet.

As per Examiner, Duggar daddy Jim Bob has explained how he gives his children the liberty to choose their spouse. He added that he merely suggests individuals he deems will be good for them and he then clarified that it is entirely up to them if his kids will continue on with the courtship.

But, even though the rumors have already been dispelled, it has not changed the hearts of those who believe that the two would be great if they were to ever couple up. E! Online is even "praying" they would in the future.

Also, there are tons of reasons why it is not totally impossible for romance to ignite between the two. The SEC Network analyst stays true to his Christian values and so does Jana. The two grew up in homes that work hard to share the word of God. As per E! Online, there is Bob Tebow Evangelistic Association that does just that. The Duggar family, on the other hand, has exhibited their strong commitment to the Lord in their hit TLC reality show "19 Kids and Counting." And another big time thing they have in common is their untainted vow to save themselves for marriage. E! Online adds that the two belong to big families and having great fondness for children will help them to get along with each other easily.

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