Is there no Wild Cat formation in NCAA 10??

[Freeze]

Thanks!

[sportzbro]

Lots of playbooks have the Wildcat...

I was just playing as Miss. St. and they have it so its definitely in the game.

[KentuckyJared20]

Oregon has it, they call it Wild Duck though. VaTech has it, can't remember what they call it though. Some other teams have it also.

[Solidice]

Auburn, Tulsa, Clemson, Colorado State, Indiana, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Pittsburgh, TCU, UCLA, and Virginia Tech all have a form of the wildcat. I say form because they call it different(UCLA = Wild Bruin, TCU = Wild Frog, etc..). you can find them under shotgun in the play call screen.

[sportzbro]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

Auburn, Tulsa, Clemson, Colorado State, Indiana, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Pittsburgh, TCU, UCLA, and Virginia Tech all have a form of the wildcat. I say form because they call it different(UCLA = Wild Bruin, TCU = Wild Frog, etc..). you can find them under shotgun in the play call screen.

He's got ya covered. Ice, you always have the info to the max

[bosco82]

Florida has it

[Bigdmo9999]

Its weird. For my CAS team, I'm using MSU's playbook and for some reason when I'm in the wildcat, my QB stays in at QB. I actually like that though. It means I can pass and run sweet jet sweeps and options and stuff.

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by bosco82

Florida has it

if your talking about the Gator heavy formation, then yes they do. Mississippi State has that formation as well.