Imagine the Potential

[1GATOR FAN]

I also wish they would bring back homefield advantage...

Like it's there a little bit but I like when you had to pump up the crowd and the camera shaked on big downs or anytime if you were at a big school. Also effected players who were young/not composed and they would sometimes run a wrong hot route and such.

And heck to be fair they could just remove it for the most part online so noone had a better advantage.

[FutureVol]

Quote: Originally Posted by hurricanefootball4

If you're 9-1 and an ACC team you aren't going to the NCAA Championship Game, at least not in NCAA Football 11.

haha you aren't going in real life either..lol

[4solo]

Quote: Originally Posted by FutureVol

haha you aren't going in real life either..lol

LOL your right about that one. A 2 loss SEC team would beat you out.

[FutureVol]

Quote: Originally Posted by 4solo

LOL your right about that one. A 2 loss SEC team would beat you out.

haha its funny because its true.. lol

SEC= Super Elite Conference
ok enough with the Sec fanboyism

[ctsanders1]

Quote: Originally Posted by BenGerman

As much as I agree with you, if the commentary is as bad as last year, I would turn it off and not think twice. I'm fine with stadium sounds, a loud crowd, and the sound of the PA. All of that can help me enjoy the presentation without the killjoy that is NCAA football commentary. Is this an excuse for EA to leave commentary alone? Absolutely not. I love the commentary on 2K's MLB and NBA, and thought they did a terrific job with NCAA Basketball 10. If they get great commentary in I'll be overjoyed, but as of right now I can't help but look at it as icing on the cake.

Yeah I agree....

[poopoop]

Quote: Originally Posted by BenGerman

You're Georgia Tech. Your 9-1 and you still have a shot to get to the BCA National Title game. But you have an away game at Virginia Tech as your last remaining challenge. The crowd is wild, and "Enter Sandman" plays as the Hokies make their entrance. This is what stands in your way of an ACC championship and a possible BCS birth.

Then the game starts and you blow the computer out 49-12. 12 instead of 14 because the CPU doesn't have any kickers that can make an extra point. The computers dastardly plan of running all out blitzes, dime packages against your i formations and calling HB draws on 4th down isn't enough to stop you from winning in a blowout.

After the game you notice a you were jumped in the polls by a Michigan State team who beat a 0-10 IU team in triple overtime because the ACC's conference ranking is stuck at B and the polls are screwy.

Usually how the story ends for me anyway.