Where are supposedly "bobble cathces" that EA talked about

[PittmanPla]

Andre Brown of Southern Miss does it all the time in practice for me....

[kindella2]

i have seen a couple...they are exciting to see depending on the situation.

[rudyjuly2]

Quote: Originally Posted by youALREADYknow

Corrected for accuracy.

I disagree. I do think EA has implemented head tracking for the CBs well. In last year's game (pre-patch) I would have agreed with you 100%. CBs broke on the ball no matter where their head was positioned as if they all had spidey sense. After the patch for NCAA '08 and in this year's game, I think they do a good job with this. I've thrown out patterns to WRs where a defender underneath could have picked it off if he was looking but he stayed with his man. I'm sure this might be relative to difficultly level and sliders but I do think head tracking is done fairly well by EA.

[doctorhay53]

I think what they meant was 'your receiver will bobble the ball, and the defense will catch it'. I've seen that about 100 times.

[BadAssHskr]

man, i have my wr catch at 0 and have never seen this. totally forgot about it in fact. i'll have to start paying more attention.

anyone see and extra curricular activity after the play is dead? i see alot of that, and just love it!

[sfc415]

I had it a couple times its a pretty neat looking animation. They way I got it to happen was on long bombs off playaction pass were the CB bit on the run and my WR was running all alone and it looked it he was gonna drop it but ended up juggling the ball a little and pulls it in

[ftball11]

I would like to see a receiver catch a ball in stride on a deep pattern, rather than sprinting to the point where the ball comes down and out jumping the defender for it. A receiver “having a step” on a defender means nothing in this game, unless it is a crossing or out route.