Adding Spring Game NCAA 11,12 13

[Sting]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jc16Glatiators

its not alot its only about 1-3 per class

Well, about 300 or so recruits do it every year. Not the majority of them, but a lot of them.

[JerzeyReign]

Doesn't matter how many actually do it, I'd just like to see it. I think allowing those who commit during the season would be fair. Or only let the "position of need" or the ones that will start the next season participate.

[Jc16Glatiators]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sting

Well, about 300 or so recruits do it every year. Not the majority of them, but a lot of them.

300 per year is about what i said 1-3 which isnt alot

[Jc16Glatiators]

Quote: Originally Posted by SalutationsNJ

Doesn't matter how many actually do it, I'd just like to see it. I think allowing those who commit during the season would be fair. Or only let the "position of need" or the ones that will start the next season participate.

so you'd rather see unrealistic game play in other words
got it

[Sting]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jc16Glatiators

300 per year is about what i said 1-3 which isnt alot

Jesus Christ kid. 300 is a lot to me. You've stated twice now that it isn't a lot to you. Shoot for a third maybe?

[Elixor1987]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jc16Glatiators

its not alot its only about 1-3 per class

Tennessee had almost 15 enroll for the spring semester, well at least they were going to until Kiffin bailed...but I think 11 still enrolled

[UF Fan]

Make this happen EA

[JerzeyReign]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jc16Glatiators

so you'd rather see unrealistic game play in other words got it

What's unrealistic about adding a spring game and allowing the freshmen that will play the following season play? Am I missing something here? Do you not know who participates in spring practices? Walk-ons, players buried in the bench, and yes... freshmen that have a good chance at starting the next year.

I don't know what your getting at, I only made a suggestion. So next time you quote me please bring something meaningful to the table.

Carry On