Overlea High Teacher, JROTC Tebowing for Marine Corps Marathon

The NFL season might be over, and sure, the Denver Broncos didn't make it to Super Bowl glory.

For a group of Overlea High Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corpsstudents and teacher Suzanne McDermott, though, the iconic kneeling pose struck by Broncos quarterback during games might be the key to a contest win.

McDermott, an AP Government teacher in her sixth year at Overlea, has been running in the Marine Corps Marathon for the past three years. This year, she decided that she wanted some Overlea High School students to get more involved. A plan was born.

The Marine Corps Marathon has a vote-driven photo contest and the winner gets a free entry into the race along with a prize package.

The challenge? Take a photo in the marathon mock neck shirt in front of an iconic location.

"We don't really have an iconic location around here but our photo is iconic in a way because we're Tebowing," McDermott said. "That's what we went with."

McDermott enlisted the help of the school's JROTC to pose with her in the photo.

Now Overlea High needs your help to pull off a victory; voting in the contest ends on Feb. 23—this Thursday.

"It's a pretty big deal, this is the fourth largest marathon in the country," McDermott said. "Oprah's done it. Last year I saw Drew Carey did it, and that was a big deal for me. I had to beat him — and I did by 15 or 20 minutes."

Click here to vote for Overlea High School in the Marine Corps Marathon Wear in the World Photo contest.