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Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

When recording lines they need the guys in the studio to try and talk over something there in order to represent them trying to let us hear them over the crowd, bands, etc. Commentary has some good lines, but they don't flow, have no emotion at all, have way too much dead silence, and are literally play by play, which is not good.

because they don't record commentary together, its just a bunch of 1 liners pieced together. They have a script of 1 liners and they just say those and piece them together in the game. If you listen to the commentary in the game it doesnt flow its all seperate. They also don't talk about how the game is going, its just what happened on that play. What i mean is if you listen to other games like The Show or NBA 2k they'll speak about whats going on in the game, if a team is missing shots, can't get a hit, they'll go back to something that happened earlier in the game (with replays provided). NCAA you get none of that. Its 2011, why are the NCAA guys always so far behind other games when it comes to innovation and ideas?