Did you see that EA? The title game had 38 total points scored.

[Boucher]

i wonder what omt would say

[stoncold32]

what can he say? Its not like we're exaggerating here

[JAYMO76]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jistic

I also noticed there were no picks returned for 6. And after every play players weren't shrugging their shoulders in confusion, but they actually cut away to players and showed STATS..hmm imagine that!

BEAUTIFUL COMMENTARY! It would be great to see real stats again. By the way, another thing I noticed last night: the commentaros didn't tell me that the game was brought to us "by the fine fols at EA."

[Fox1994]

Quote: Originally Posted by fistofrage

Even though it was a spread dominated game, there really weren't any long TD plays. Even on long runs, the fastest player on earth, Percy Harvin was tracked down without scoring. Hopefully, you can change from "WIIIIIIIDE Open!" gameplay to something that more clearly represents the game.

What you're overlooking is the fact that in the majority of every other SEC and Big 12 game (due to the high-powered offenses of both conferences and weak defenses of the Big 12), the scores were high. I think Oklahoma averaged 54 points a game and Florida averaged 45.

Maybe they should make it so that Championship games play-out a little differently than the rest of te games.

[DonkeyJote]

In all fairness, who actually expected the game to be so low scoring? These two teams combined to average 99 points a game this year. And the long layoff typically hurts offenses early in games.