Just wondering....

[md0t]

who uses "Ask Corso"?

[Potatoes002]

Only for extra points or......Thats about it........

[UNTeagle75]

Quote: Originally Posted by md0t

who uses "Ask Corso"?

Bob Stoops during bowl games.

[munson11]

Yeah when I'm bored with the game I'll normally just ask Corso and see what "he" says. If it's something ridiculous, like the 3rd and 1 option to throw it deep, I'll just use the screen to pick something else.

[prowler]

Quote: Originally Posted by UNTeagle75

Bob Stoops during bowl games.

Bazing

[md0t]

Quote: Originally Posted by UNTeagle75

Bob Stoops during bowl games.

nice

[rudyjuly2]

I found myself using Ask Corso quite a bit last year. I find that mixing up playbooks and then using Ask Corso can introduce you to new plays you don't typically run. After a while of calling my own plays I tend to fall in a rut of calling a lot of similar plays over time. This just helps keep it fresh at times, especially when the playbooks are underwhelming. I try to pick one of the plays in the few screens that pops up. On crucial plays, I'll still call my own.

[berad88]

I use it sometimes just to force myself to try plays I normally would avoid. It makes the game harder to since the plays that are picked are not always that great for the situation. So if you feel you need a better challenge. Ask Corso and don't audible.
If you want to make the game even harder than that then ask corso on defense too!