Predictions on the top 5 Highest Rated Players in NCAA 10

[longshanks]

Quote: Originally Posted by TrevJo

Interesting by the way to see that Aaron Curry was rated 88, with 80 speed and 78 strength. Pretty moderate attributes for a guy who a year later would run a 4.56 40 and bench 25 reps at the combine, en route to a probable top 5 draft selection!

lol, 4.56 would be like a 76 speed or some **** in ncaa09

[J-Unit40]

Quote: Originally Posted by TrevJo

I'm not sure exactly what it is that you are objecting to. But according to a spreadsheet posted on easports.com last June ( http://easports.com/downloads/easpor...oster_info.xls ), Tebow was already a 99 as a junior in NCAA 09. So if you think he should be a 99 for NCAA 10 then I guess you're going to be disappointed. PLYR_LASTNAME QB #15 PLYR_YEAR Junior PLYR_POSITION QB PLYR_OVERALLRATING 99 PLYR_SPEED 84 PLYR_STRENGTH 85 PLYR_AGILITY 82 PLYR_ACCELERATION 84 PLYR_AWARENESS 88 PLYR_BREAKTACKLE 84 PLYR_TRUCKING_NG 90 PLYR_ELUSIVENESS_NG 65 PLYR_BCVISION_NG 85 PLYR_STIFFARM_NG 88 PLYR_SPINMOVE_NG 80 PLYR_JUKEMOVE_NG 80 PLYR_CARRYING 85 PLYR_THROWPOWER 97 PLYR_THROWACCURACY 93 PLYR_STAMINA 93 PLYR_INJURY 95

Thank you. I swear, some people just don't like Tim Tebow. Plain and simple.

Oh, and preseason #1 will be Florida. Hands down. No doubt about it.

They have the entire defense back which is probably the best in the country. Tebow will obviously be back as well as some developing playmakers. Also, Brandon James will still be back their return kicks and the rest of the special teams will be as stellar as ever. UF will miss Harvin without question, but I think Moore can fill in for Murphy to a degree and I believe Hernandez will be an absolute stud this year.

On top of that, UF's schedule looks pretty good for the win column this year. The first thing I noticed was Miss State took the place of Ole Miss.

[gamecox3]

Quote: Originally Posted by jbdeuce

i can name 20 who should have 99 speed in college right now...The Griffen kid from Baylor they're talking about above is one them. And there is another track star playing with him at Baylor also....so I could easily name 18 more speed guys

Are you serious?? 20 players with 99 speed. I just think that 99 speed should be once in a lifetime speed. Someone who is just far and away the fastest player. I think we can all agree that Demps is the fastest player in college football right now. Not the fastest player ever but the fastest in a couple of years. If I were making this game I would give him 97 speed and 98 acceleration. And the next fastest player, holiday would be like 96 or 95 speed and 98 acceleration. And then maybe a little gap and the 3rd fastest player is like 93... and the ratings are scaled back from there... That would just make those guys that much more deadly. Think if you were playing florida and your fastest guy on your team was and 88 and demps is 97. Instead almost every decent team has a couple guys in the 95 range. and the ncaa's fastest players arnt that much faster than the rest of the pack. Also think if there was like 1 recruit every 10 years that had 99 speed. I think it would just make the game way more dynamic.

[AuburnAlumni]

Honestly,

EA needs to utilize more of the 0-99 point range.


Do like 2k did....

In College Hoops 2k, the vast bulk of the players were rated in the 50-70 range. The Top players were 80-89 and the All Americans were hitting the 90 point.

In some years in my Hoops dynasty, there would only be 2-3 players rated a 90.

I think EA should follow suit. It's not a crime to use 0-60 on the point scale. Scale everything back....make the "rank and file" players 50-70 rated, All Conference players 80+ and All Americans 90+. And have fewer players get to that 90 rating plateau.

Just my .02.

[Africa Jr]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

most likely. so we'll get to see this guy throw the ball. apparently he knew Leach would never take Harrell off the field so Taylor said, screw it, I'm never shaving. he has a lot stronger arm than Harrell, but not quick with the decision making and release. hopefully he learned a lot from Harrell. the Red-Black game is this Saturday I believe.

He looks like a lumberjack! I came 1,000 miles to plant my seed! lol

[Africa Jr]

FIRST TEAM

QB Tim Tebow - Sr. - Florida RB Kendall Hunter - Jr. - Oklahoma State RB Jacquizz Rodgers - So. - Oregon State WR Dez Bryant - Jr. - Oklahoma State WR Jordan Shipley - Sr. - Texas TE Jermaine Gresham - Sr. - Oklahoma OT Russell Okung - Sr. - Oklahoma State OG Brandon Carter - Sr. - Texas Tech C Kristofer O'Dowd - Jr. - Southern California OG Rodney Hudson - Jr. - Florida State OT Sam Young - Sr. - Notre Dame K Kai Forbath - Jr. - UCLA KR Mardy Gilyard - Jr. - Cincinnati COMPARATIVE STATISTICS DE Jerry Hughes - Sr. - TCU DT Terrence Cody - Sr. - Alabama DT Gerald McCoy - Jr. - Oklahoma DE George Selvie - Sr. - South Florida LB Brandon Spikes - Sr. - Florida LB Mark Herzlich - Sr. - Boston College LB Sean Weatherspoon - Sr. - Missouri CB Trevard Lindley - Sr. - Kentucky CB Syd'Quan Thompson - Sr. - California S Eric Berry - Jr. - Tennessee S Taylor Mays - Sr. - Southern California P Zoltan Mesko - Sr. - Michigan PR Brandon James - Sr. - Florida COMPARATIVE STATISTICS

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SECOND TEAM

QB Sam Bradford - Jr. - Oklahoma RB MiQuale Lewis - Sr. - Ball State RB Evan Royster - Jr. - Penn State WR Brandon LaFell - Sr. - Louisiana State WR Dezmon Briscoe - Jr. - Kansas TE Dennis Pitta - Sr. - Brigham Young OT Ciron Black - Sr. - Louisiana State OG Jeff Byers - Sr. - Southern California C John Estes - Sr. - Hawai'i OG Mike Johnson - Sr. - Alabama OT Adam Ulatoski - Sr. - Texas K Josh Arauco - Sr. - Arkansas State KR Perrish Cox - Sr. - Oklahoma State COMPARATIVE STATISTICS DE Jermaine Cunningham - Sr. - Florida DT Ndamukong Suh - Sr. - Nebraska DT Arthur Jones - Sr. - Syracuse DE Antonio Coleman - Sr. - Auburn LB Rolando McClain - Jr. - Alabama LB Joe Pawelek - Sr. - Baylor LB Navorro Bowman - Jr. - Penn State CB Alterraun Verner - Sr. - UCLA CB Kyle Wilson - Sr. - Boise State S Morgan Burnett - Jr. - Georgia Tech S Kurt Coleman - Sr. - Ohio State P Bryan Anger - So. - California PR Javier Arenas - Sr. - Alabama COMPARATIVE STATISTICS

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THIRD TEAM

QB Colt McCoy - Sr. - Texas RB Jonathan Dwyer - Jr. - Georgia Tech RB Jahvid Best - Jr. - California WR Eric Decker - Sr. - Minnesota WR Arrelious Benn - Sr. - Illinois TE Rob Gronkowski - Jr. - Arizona OT Zane Beadles - Sr. - Utah OG Clint Boling - Jr. - Georgia C Josh McNeil - Sr. - Tennessee OG Sergio Render - Sr. - Virginia Tech OT Trent Williams - Sr. - Oklahoma K Joshua Shene - Sr. - Mississippi KR A.J. Jefferson - Sr. - Fresno State COMPARATIVE STATISTICS DL Jammie Kirlew - Sr. - Indiana DL Corey Wootton - Sr. - Northwestern DL Jan Jorgensen - Sr. - Brigham Young DL Brandon Lang - Sr. - Troy LB Travis Lewis - So. - Oklahoma LB Rennie Curran - Jr. - Georgia LB Eric Norwood - Sr. - South Carolina CB Joe Haden - Jr. - Florida CB Javier Arenas - Sr. - Alabama S Darrell Stuckey - Sr. - Kansas S Reshad Jones - Jr. - Georgia P Ross Thevenot - Sr. - Tulane PR Antonio Brown - Jr. - Central Michigan COMPARATIVE STATISTICS

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HONORABLE MENTION

OFFENSE QB Daryll Clark - Sr., Penn State; Matt Grothe - Sr., South Florida; Max Hall - Sr., Brigham Young; Tim Hiller - Sr., Western Michigan; Colin Kaepernick - Jr., Nevada; Case Keenum - Jr., Houston; Dan LeFevour - Sr., Central Michigan; Kellen Moore - So., Boise State; Todd Reesing - Sr., Kansas; Zac Robinson - Sr., Oklahoma State; Jevan Snead - Jr., Mississippi; Trevor Vittatoe - Jr., UTEP; Juice Williams - Sr., Illinois; Russell Wilson - So., North Carolina State RB Reggie Arnold - Sr., Arkansas State; Bryce Beall - So., Houston; Chris Brown - Sr., Oklahoma; Noel Devine - Jr., West Virginia; Darren Evans - So., Virginia Tech; Damion Fletcher - Sr., Southern Miss; Toby Gerhart - Sr., Stanford; Nic Grigsby - Jr., Arizona; DeMarco Murray - Jr., Oklahoma; Daniel Porter - Sr., Louisiana Tech; Charles Scott - Sr., Louisiana State; Da'Rel Scott - Jr., Maryland; Michael Smith - Sr., Arkansas; James Starks - Sr., Buffalo; Curtis Steele - Sr., Memphis; Harvey Unga - Jr., Brigham Young; Vai Taua - Jr., Nevada; Derrick Washington - Jr., Missouri WR Brandon Banks - Sr., Kansas State; Antonio Brown - Jr., Central Michigan; DeAndre Brown - So., Southern Miss; Tyron Carrier - So., Houston; Mardy Gilyard - Jr., Cincinnati; A.J. Green - So., Georgia; Rashaun Greer - Sr., Colorado State; T.Y. Hilton - So., Florida International; Julio Jones - So., Alabama; Kerry Meier - Sr., Kansas; Aldrick Robinson, Jr., SMU; Naaman Roosevelt - Sr., Buffalo; Golden Tate - Jr., Notre Dame; Damian Williams - Jr., Southern California; Ryan Wolfe - Sr., UNLV TE Nate Byham - Sr., Pittsburgh; Charlie Gantt - Jr., Michigan State; Garrett Graham - Sr., Wisconsin; Jamari Grant - Sr., Florida Atlantic; Michael Hoomanawanui - Sr., Illinois; Anthony McCoy - Sr., Southern California; Ryan Moya - Sr., UCLA; Cody Slate - Sr., Marshall; D.J. Williams - Jr., Arkansas OL Thomas Austin - Sr., Clemson; Bryan Bulaga - Jr., Iowa; Brad Bustle - Sr., Louisiana-Lafayette; Kyle Calloway - Sr., Iowa; Anthony Castonzo - Jr., Boston College; Nick Charles - Sr., Air Force; Erik Cook - Sr., New Mexico; Anthony Davis - Jr., Rutgers; Alonzo Durham - Sr., Nevada; Chris Fisher - Sr., Louisiana-Lafayette; Kurtis Gregory - Sr., Missouri; Chris Hall - Sr., Texas; Cord Howard - Sr., Georgia Tech; John Jerry - Sr., Mississippi; Marshall Newhouse - Sr., TCU; Eric Olsen - Sr., Notre Dame; Mike Pouncey - Jr., Florida; Stefen Wisniewski - Jr., Penn State K Jason Bondzio - Sr., Arizona; Matt Bosher - Jr., Miami FL; Ross Evans - So., TCU; Alex Henery - Jr., Nebraska; Hunter Lawrence - Sr., Texas; Brett Swenson - Sr., Michigan State; Philip Welch - Jr., Wisconsin KR Terrence Austin - Sr., UCLA; Trent Guy - Sr., Louisville; T.Y. Hilton - So., Florida International; Brandon James - Sr., Florida; Damaris Johnson - So., Tulsa; Phillip Livas - Jr., Louisiana Tech; DeMarco Murray - Jr., Oklahoma; James Rodgers - Jr., Oregon State; Jordan Shipley - Sr., Texas; C.J. Spiller - Sr., Clemson

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DEFENSE DL Rahim Alem - Sr., Louisiana State; Tyson Alualu - Sr., California; Kevin Basped - Jr., Nevada; Jeremy Beal - Jr., Oklahoma; Alex Carrington - Sr., Arkansas State; Dexter Davis - Sr., Arizona State; Carlos Dunlap - Jr, Florida; Brandon Graham - Sr., Michigan; Greg Hardy - Sr., Mississippi; Carl Ihenacho - Sr., San Jose State; Bruce Miller - Jr., UCF; Dontay Moch - Jr., Nevada; Jared Odrick - Sr., Penn State; Brian Price - Jr., UCLA; Greg Romeus - Jr., Pittsburgh; Malcolm Sheppard - Sr., Arkansas; D'Anthony Smith - Sr., Louisiana Tech; Daniel Te'o-Nesheim - Sr., Washington; C.J. Wilson - Sr., East Carolina; Ryan Winterswyk - Jr., Boise State; Jason Worilds - Jr, Virginia Tech; Frank Zombo - Sr., Central Michigan LB Pat Angerer - Sr., Iowa; Jason Beauchamp - Sr., UNLV; Nick Bellore - Jr., Central Michigan; Patrick Benoist - Sr., Vanderbilt; Ryan D'Imperio - Sr., Rutgers; Cardia Jackson - Sr., Louisiana-Monroe; Micah Johnson - Sr., Kentucky; Greg Jones - Jr., Michigan State; Sergio Kindle - Sr., Texas; Boris Lee - Sr., Troy; Scott Lutrus - Jr., Connecticut; Rico McCoy - Sr., Tennessee; Andre Sexton - Sr., Oklahoma State; Alex Wujciak - Jr., Maryland DB Antonio Baker - Sr., Louisiana Tech; Ahmad Black - Jr., Florida; Adam Berry - Sr., Pittsburgh; Kendric Burney - Jr., North Carolina; Barry Church - Sr., Toledo; Ras-I Dowling - Jr., Virginia; Van Eskridge - Sr., East Carolina; Dominique Franks - Jr., Oklahoma; Anthony Gaitor - Jr., Florida International; Eddie Hicks - Sr., Southern Miss; Brian Lainhart - Jr., Kent State; Jordan Lake - Sr., Baylor; Davonte Shannon - Jr., Buffalo; Traye Simmons - Sr., Minnesota; Amari Spievey - Jr., Iowa P Travis Baltz - Jr., Maryland; Aaron Bates - Jr., Michigan State; Matt Bosher - Jr., Miami FL; Keenyn Crier - Jr., Arizona; Ryan Donahue - Jr., Iowa; Derek Epperson - Jr., Baylor; Anthony Hartz - Sr., Colorado State; Chas Henry - Jr., Florida; Brad Langley - Jr., Nevada; Rob Long - Jr., Syracuse; Carlos Munera - Sr., Florida International PR Dez Bryant - Jr., Oklahoma State; T.Y. Hilton - So., Florida International; Phillip Livas - Jr., Louisiana Tech; Ray Small - Sr., Ohio State; Kyle Wilson - Sr., Boise State

[mmorg]

Quote: Originally Posted by AuburnAlumni

Honestly, EA needs to utilize more of the 0-99 point range. Do like 2k did.... In College Hoops 2k, the vast bulk of the players were rated in the 50-70 range. The Top players were 80-89 and the All Americans were hitting the 90 point. In some years in my Hoops dynasty, there would only be 2-3 players rated a 90. I think EA should follow suit. It's not a crime to use 0-60 on the point scale. Scale everything back....make the "rank and file" players 50-70 rated, All Conference players 80+ and All Americans 90+. And have fewer players get to that 90 rating plateau. Just my .02.

Yeah a 95+ number in any rating. Speed, Strength, Agility, Awareness, and even Overall should be considered "legendary". Guys in the past deserving of this are people like Barry Sanders getting 99 Agility, Elusiveness, and Break Tackle. Deion Sanders getting 99 Speed, and 95+ Coverage and Play Recognition Ratings. I hope NCAA is doing what Madden is doing and scaling back the ratings.

[jbdeuce]

Quote: Originally Posted by TrevJo

I'm not sure exactly what it is that you are objecting to. But according to a spreadsheet posted on easports.com last June ( http://easports.com/downloads/easpor...oster_info.xls ), Tebow was already a 99 as a junior in NCAA 09. So if you think he should be a 99 for NCAA 10 then I guess you're going to be disappointed. PLYR_LASTNAME QB #15 PLYR_YEAR Junior PLYR_POSITION QB PLYR_OVERALLRATING 99 PLYR_SPEED 84 PLYR_STRENGTH 85 PLYR_AGILITY 82 PLYR_ACCELERATION 84 PLYR_AWARENESS 88 PLYR_BREAKTACKLE 84 PLYR_TRUCKING_NG 90 PLYR_ELUSIVENESS_NG 65 PLYR_BCVISION_NG 85 PLYR_STIFFARM_NG 88 PLYR_SPINMOVE_NG 80 PLYR_JUKEMOVE_NG 80 PLYR_CARRYING 85 PLYR_THROWPOWER 97 PLYR_THROWACCURACY 93 PLYR_STAMINA 93 PLYR_INJURY 95

Thank You for those numbers as well. But thats shows excatly what I said a couple of pages back. Make him a 99 overall but his throw accuracy shouldn't be over 95... GO BACK AND CHECK MY POST! Another point I made...what do the ratings mean if you can be 99 overall but not be the best player at your position. He has 1 rating at 97, 1 rating at 95, 2 ratings at 93, and 1 rating at 90. WHERE THE HELL DOES THE 99 OVERALL COME FROM. It not an average, so there must be hidden ratings in the game. These numbers make you think he's the best quarterback ever in college...but when you watch him on saturday and see the talent around him..you realize its not just him. Its the other skill guys on the field and the offensive style. Then I watch Colt McCoy play quaterback and I'm like WOW.