Total Plays on Sim games on NCAA 10

[booker21]

i say again, this is not SUPER SIM. This is regular sim

which is bad.

[aimiami]

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21

i say again, this is not SUPER SIM. This is regular sim which is bad.

i know but they are treating it like a super sim, i think irs
like the same type of format but its just faster. thats my guess anyway

[steelers1]

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21

as i said before. I simmed a whole season and i took Avg total plays for 5 random teams. Last year they were between 55-65 plays IRL they are 60-70 plays This year they were between 78-88plays. They have like 20 plays more than they should. Unless there is a new rule i`m not aware of. Why EA messed with Total plays? they were ok last year! If you want me i can sim 5 games and i`ll post total plays combined, you will see they are between 145-180 plays. it`s too much!

No I get that. I understand there are too many plays, but I'm saying that the reason for that is because there were 83 incompletions in that game. I'm pretty sure there has never been a game in the history of football (maybe overtime but even then I doubt it)that has had that many incomplete passes.

Completed passes and running plays (and the time between plays) usually take between 30-45 seconds (5-10 seconds for the actual play, 20-40 seconds of the play clock running after the play is dead). Incompletions run no clock off after the play is dead, so they only run about 5-10 seconds off.

So in the picture you posted, that particular game had so many incompletions which led to the high play count. Those QBs combined only hit 36% of their passes, and also threw a ridiculous number of passes. What I am asking, is this: In the other games, how many incomplete passes are there? Because if a team is getting 180 plays and they are running the football most of the time, there is a problem with timing. As it looks from this example, the problem is with horrible QB accuracy.

[booker21]

But here is what i`m saying.

SMU IRL has 57 total plays last year.
SMU on Dynasty had 86plays!

30 plays more!

NAME CMP ATT YDS CMP% YDS/A TD INT RAT
Bo Levi Mitchell 236 410 2865 57.6 6.99 24 23 124.4
Logan Turner 33 65 410 50.8 6.31 5 2 123.0
Totals 269 476 3275 56.5 6.88 29 25 123.9

Rushing Statistics
NAME CAR YDS YPC LONG TD
Andrew McKinney 46 190 4.1 20 1
Chris Butler 33 174 5.3 38 0
DeMyron Martin 43 165 3.8 22 1
Bryce Lunday 17 59 3.5 14 0
Logan Turner 8 37 4.6 11 0
Thomas Morstead 1 34 34.0 34 0
B.J. Lee 10 11 1.1 11 0
Justin Willis 4 10 2.5 7 0
Bo Levi Mitchell 51 -140 -2.7 15 1
Totals 217 497 2.3 38 3

Game:

[booker21]

It`s not that game alone... i simmed a whole season and Avg plays are 15-20 plays more than it should, compared to Real life.

see team above.

[vexerr]

Didnt there used to be an option to change how long the quarters were in simulated games?

[dkrause1971]

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21

It`s not that game alone... i simmed a whole season and Avg plays are 15-20 plays more than it should, compared to Real life. see team above.

Would you mind posting a few other teams so we can match them against the ones you posted? like maybe wisconsin who runs alot. I don't doubt your thinking- just would like to see the stats of a team not as pass happy as SMU.

For those wondering- it appears ncaa 2010 SMU ran about 200-300 more offensive plays then the real team did last year based on the pics.

[Jobe111]

I'm not so concerned over the number of plays

What I am concerned for is if that inflats the end of year stats.

Could you please sim a season then post the top 5 end of season stats? Like Passing Yards, Touchdowns, Ints, Completion %