Have Not kept up with all the news but Are The FBS Teams in NCAA 11 This Year?

[duckfever8]

FCS probably not in. They hadn't said anything about it, and Teambuilder was added mainly to add FCS teams into the game.

FBS will be in of course. That's obvious.

FCS = Delaware, Butler (yes they do have a football team), Eastern Illinois, Montana
FBS = Major College Football (Florida, Oregon, Georgia, Miami, Texas Tech, etc.)

[ram29jackson]

Quote: Originally Posted by MrOctober430

I believe they created TeamBuilder for this reason; so you can add/create FCS teams. I don't think they'll ever be back in.

lame excuse- the majority who buy this game dont have internet. its a next gen game- they should be able to add all they had on ps2 versions and more.

I want to see the old / classic teams in great artist renderings of the old uni's and helmets- leather etc

[Lava]

Quote: Originally Posted by ram29jackson

lame excuse- the majority who buy this game dont have internet. its a next gen game- they should be able to add all they had on ps2 versions and more. I want to see the old / classic teams in great artist renderings of the old uni's and helmets- leather etc

I would bet a pretty penny that most people who buy this game or play videogames in general have internet. They may not use it to game online, but the vast majority of them have internet.

[ram29jackson]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lava

I would bet a pretty penny that most people who buy this game or play videogames in general have internet. They may not use it to game online, but the vast majority of them have internet.

a computer is still a luxury item . consoles are cheaper than computers and parents will give in to a childs request at some point to get it.
no, home computers are not a majority norm yet, it is still for only more privileged people

[Lava]

Quote: Originally Posted by ram29jackson

a computer is still a luxury item . consoles are cheaper than computers and parents will give in to a childs request at some point to get it. no, home computers are not a majority norm yet, it is still for only more privileged people

According to this website,

• 83% of US family households with at least one child between 2 and 17 have a computer, which is a 30% growth rate since 2000.
• 78% of children live in a household where either they or a parent use the Internet from home, a 70% increase over 2000.

[fcboiler87]

Quote: Originally Posted by ram29jackson

a computer is still a luxury item . consoles are cheaper than computers and parents will give in to a childs request at some point to get it. no, home computers are not a majority norm yet, it is still for only more privileged people

Seriously? Get with the 21st century. I can tell you this first hand. I am a teacher at a poor, rural school. These kids barely have money to have clothes and food. But regardless of those circumstances, do you know what about 90% of them have (because I have polled them so I could do assignments at home)? They have a computer with internet. And a PS3 or XBOX. And a cell phone. So while they may be hungry, they are at least entertained... Anyways... I'd have to say your statement is false.

[fcboiler87]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lava

According to this website, 83% of US family households with at least one child between 2 and 17 have a computer, which is a 30% growth rate since 2000. 78% of children live in a household where either they or a parent use the Internet from home, a 70% increase over 2000.

Thanks for some statistics to back it up!

[Lava]

Quote: Originally Posted by fcboiler87

Thanks for some statistics to back it up!

Yep. And that article is from 2003, so I'd imagine those numbers are close to if not over 90% by now.