NCAA Football 11 Blog: Pregame Entrances

[mtoo22]

Just saw this, look at that helmet sticker Iowa fans.

[aimiami]

Quote: Originally Posted by theant1h3ro

No but I did get jacked up watching App St block that field goal....but in all seriousness jumping up and touching a banner is pretty boring and sorry Michigan's fight song is horrible....

i agree

[boritter]

I wish they showed an entire team running onto the field. It looks weird to only include 6-8 players in pregame entrances.

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by jclentzthadon

Damn, that was awesome to say the least! Hell of a job there EA! Now, I cannot wait to see my noles come out! Will chief osceola be riding atop renegade? If that is in then holysh*t I will be amazed!

me too, always love watching the FSU pre-game.

and if they are able to pull it off, I would hope Texas Tech's Mask Rider on Midnight Matador(current horse's name) could get in as well(it's been done since the 1950's). however, TTU is not that popular of a team, so it'll likely be a generic entrance.

[mtoo22]

and also, the 44 sec mark, pre-game hype session is what this looks like

[yanks26ngoin]

Quote: Originally Posted by theant1h3ro

No but I did get jacked up watching App St block that field goal....but in all seriousness jumping up and touching a banner is pretty boring and sorry Michigan's fight song is horrible....

So apparently a fight song in the college football hall of fame is terrible. Wow is all I have to say.

[Ziza9Noles94]

Quote: Originally Posted by theant1h3ro

Lol actually I chuckle when I see Notre Dame hit that stupid sign because they haven't played like a champion since Holtz left....lol don't you think you may be a little biased when you say Michigan has the best entrance. Sorry an entrance is supposed to get the crowd jacked and the players ready for a physical game nothing does that better then the entire stadium on there feet jumping up and down, trust me I've been there its quite scary when you can literally feel the stadium shaking. Sorry Enter Sandman on a Saturday night beats jumping up and touching a banner or slapping a sign that hasn't meant a thing for 10 years....

He's still right. He's talking about tradition. Tradition is an incredibly large part of College football. If you asked the average, non-die-hard fan on the street to name two entrances they would probably go with something like Notre Dame's (who I also can't stand) or da U's or some other school that has had a longstanding entrance for years. While the Enter Sandman entrance is cool, it is still based around a song that is what, only 18 or so years old? It is cool and the Tech players and fans do get fired up, but it isn't uber-greater than the Domers recognizing their legacy or (yes, I'm going here) the spear being planted before every game.

[statum71]

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