NCAA Will Not Renew EA Sports Contract, NCAA Football Series is Dead in Name Only
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Re: NCAA Will Not Renew EA Sports Contract, NCAA Football Series is Dead in Name Only
This would be a good idea, but after next year they (and by "they," I mean "we") would be screwed. It would buy a little more time though.NCAA- Iowa Hawkeyes
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Re: NCAA Will Not Renew EA Sports Contract, NCAA Football Series is Dead in Name Only
Rumors like that make me hate the internet.Comment
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The reason the even put the NCAA logo on it was because they had sole claim of a contract with the NCAA. Keeping NCAA on their game shut out competitors, because if the option is there most people would buy the one that said NCAA. I am 100% confident the game continues to be made, those of you freaking out need to take a chill pill and stop jumping to conclusions, let some facts come out before rushing to a decision, holy cow America chill ooooouuuuuuutttttt.Comment
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I can't recall ever hearing someone ask "hey did you catch the latest NCAA football game?" I believe you, of course, I just never thought the NCAA was a strong brand to consumers.Comment
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So this could all actually be a good thing? Now I'm really confused.
So the NCAA logo will be the ONLY thing gone if the rest falls into place? Somebody help me out here.SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
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The game as is now is already mediocre, now without the backing and support of the NCAA I don't expect it to get much better. Whether they still use real school names or go the Bill Walsh generic route, it's not good news.Comment
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It's not coercion. Its a matter of the definition of amateur. The issue in the O'Bannon case is an amateur's status and their ability to self market and get fair market value for their likeness and rights. If the NCAA dictates what consittutes an amateur then the CLC will have to tread very carefully with how they handle the licenses and how Universities receive compensation for the college football product.Comment
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Those using the CLC as a security blanket as comfort that the game is not going anywhere better start pulling for O'Bannon's team to win this lawsuit. Those thinking the CLC can do what it wants with the licenses better remember who makes the rules for college football and who decides who is/is not eligible to compete in intercollegiate football.Last edited by BrandH; 07-17-2013, 03:40 PM.Comment
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Just to point out, the CLC contract is still valid, and has yet to expire. Now, not sure what the terms of that contract are, but most of the time, a contract indicates that they must still fulfill the terms, which means producing a game.
So, no NCAA Football, but most likely a College Football.Comment
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Those using the CLC as a security blanket as comfort that the game is not going anywhere better start pulling for O'Bannon's team to win this lawsuit. Those thinking the CLC can do what it wants with the licenses better remember who makes the rules for college football and who decides who is/is not eligible to compete in intercollegiate football.Comment
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I don't think this is a big deal, EA will just change the name to College Football 2015 or something.Comment
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Re: NCAA Will Not Renew EA Sports Contract, NCAA Football Series is Dead in Name Only
It's not coercion. Its a matter of the definition of amateur. The issue in the O'Bannon case is an amateur's status and their ability to self market and get fair market value for their likeness and rights. If the NCAA dictates what consittutes an amateur then the CLC will have to tread very carefully with how they handle the licenses and how Universities receive compensation for the college football product.Bulls|Bears|Cubs| Blackhawks|Huskies|Horned Frogs|
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