NCAA Football 10 Blog: The Rebirth of the Flexbone Offense

[canes21]

Not going to lie, but I would rather here about gameplay additions. This is cool for those three teams who run his formation though I guess.

[SHO]

This is by far the best news I've heard from this game thus far. I love the flexbone and finally getting a decent representation does wonders for my excitment for this game.

Now if we can actually get some defense, NCAA 10 will be a first day purchase....

[baumy300]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pass_The_Cows

I was REALLY hoping this was dealing with custom playbooks. We NEED custom playbooks for dynasty, adds so much replay value.

+1

[zoltan]

Quote: Originally Posted by stoncold32

I said this in the other thread, but that QB looks WAY too fast on that option run. I mean unless his speed is in the high 90's, there's no way a QB should be that fast on an option.

i thought he looked a little slow actually..............watching these video reminds me that they need to still tune the running anis a little bit.

last yer qb's were paretically slow.

pretty good update though................ i really thought the focus f the year should have been no huddle spread option offenses since those offenses are missing initally more from their playbook than the flex.

also he said 600 new plays...................... does this mean600 new individually different plays, or just 600 plays in total?

[tyler289]

I will probably never use the flexbone, but it needed serious work. Glad it's done.

[Sandman42]

Use the other thread.

Locked.

[N51_rob]

Quote: Originally Posted by tyler289

I will probably never use the flexbone, but it needed serious work. Glad it's done.

That is how I feel. While I may never use it, the CPU teams may run it that you play (ACC teams vs. GT) and it would be better if it works. There is also a guy in my OD that ran with Navy last year and I know this will be a welcome addition.

[stylee]

West Virginia and Florida (and Wofford on the FCS level) occasionally run the veer triple from shotgun - if this update had said something about how the blocking schemes, there would be more carryover.

As a flexbone guy, I'm happy that they addressed it - it was the offense responsible for the most big plays in college football last year (20+ yards & 30+ yards).