Scrambling quarterbacks ?

[tbone1]

Is their a way to make scrambling qb's run?
It seems that all qb's are pocket passers this year.
I'm refering to the cpu.
If i'm playing against a Colt McCoy, or a Juice Williams it would be nice to have the threat of them taking of on me.

[NoDakHusker]

nope. the cpu doesnt spend much time at all throwing. the cpu tends to throw pretty quickly off the snap. come to think of it, I have probably seen the cpu scramble once in over 60 games. hmmm...

[hitstreak13]

I have NCAA 10 on the PS3 and keep going back to NCAA 07 and 08 on the PS2. I just finished playing against Oklahoma State in 08 and was quite exciting (I was UCLA).

Zac Robinson rushed for 63 yards on 8 attempts and threw for 233 yards on 29 attempts. I lost 31-10, but it felt nice for a change because I truly had to use formation subs in order to contain him, especially in obvious passing situations. It was a great game nonetheless.

Bottom line is that every QB in NCAA 10 has the same identity. Juice Williams stands in the pocket like he's Jevan Sneed and it just doesn't feel right.

NCAA 11 seriously needs to add things from last gen such as medical redshirts, suspensions, summer drills (PS2 has like 20 pre-season drills) real scrambling QBs, etc. People's patience is running thin.

[BuckeyesFan21]

Quote: Originally Posted by hitstreak13

I have NCAA 10 on the PS3 and keep going back to NCAA 07 and 08 on the PS2. I just finished playing against Oklahoma State in 08 and was quite exciting (I was UCLA). Zac Robinson rushed for 63 yards on 8 attempts and threw for 233 yards on 29 attempts. I lost 31-10, but it felt nice for a change because I truly had to use formation subs in order to contain him, especially in obvious passing situations. It was a great game nonetheless. Bottom line is that every QB in NCAA 10 has the same identity. Juice Williams stands in the pocket like he's Jevan Sneed and it just doesn't feel right. NCAA 11 seriously needs to add things from last gen such as medical redshirts, suspensions, summer drills (PS2 has like 20 pre-season drills) real scrambling QBs, etc. People's patience is running thin.

For sure. Good post.

[DerkontheOS]

Quote: Originally Posted by hitstreak13

I have NCAA 10 on the PS3 and keep going back to NCAA 07 and 08 on the PS2. I just finished playing against Oklahoma State in 08 and was quite exciting (I was UCLA). Zac Robinson rushed for 63 yards on 8 attempts and threw for 233 yards on 29 attempts. I lost 31-10, but it felt nice for a change because I truly had to use formation subs in order to contain him, especially in obvious passing situations. It was a great game nonetheless. Bottom line is that every QB in NCAA 10 has the same identity. Juice Williams stands in the pocket like he's Jevan Sneed and it just doesn't feel right. NCAA 11 seriously needs to add things from last gen such as medical redshirts, suspensions, summer drills (PS2 has like 20 pre-season drills) real scrambling QBs, etc. People's patience is running thin.

I support.

[JTRaines92]

All QB's take off on me if no one is open and there is room to run. It is all QB's so I guess all of them are the same.