While I respect everyones opinions I don't want to turn this into some type of flame war. However I'm going to have to dissagree.
First off having IR would be part of the gameplay and the reality of the game. Yes it would be out of the players hands and be placed in the CPU's hands. But take a look at fumbles. That is part of the gameplay and the reality of the game and yet that is out of the players hands and in the CPU's hands. So you would also like it for it to be an option for the user to turn off or on fumbles?
What about when you are on offense and you are the QB and is faking the snap so that you can try to draw the defense offsides and one of your linemen stupidly jumps and causes a false start. That is out of your hand and is left up to the CPU.
What I'm trying to get at is that these are all elements of the game whether we like it or not. And if we ignore these elements then we are missing out the the real aspect of the game. Whether we like IR in college we have to accept it because it is part of the game.
Again many people don't like the BCS but yet EA still has to have it in there because it IS part of the game. No there is no option to turn the BCS on or off, it is just there and we have to accept that.
Same thing goes with the IR in Big Ten/ACC/SEC. Many of us hates that idea (I really don't care) but it should be in there and there SHOULD'nt be an option to turn it off because you wouldn't be playing REAL football NCAA way but rather you fake way.
Thats just my 2cents.
As for the person who said that EA doesn't know who all will use IR. Well this is my idea. Since EA knows that the Big Ten/ACC/SEC will have IR. They should just go ahead right now and implement IR in those 3 conferences when you do Dynasty or Season mode. If there are other conferences that decides to go IR and if EA has the time, then go ahead and add them as well. But right now they could just go ahead and add those 3 in now cause they are a for sure.