NCAA 14 Clock Question...Anything Like Madden?

[UWfan206]

Sorry if this have been answered but I'm just too lazy to scroll through a bunch of pages just to get an answer but does NCAA 14 still have accelerated clock....or if there is a madden type runoff in the clock. That would give us some real stats cause let's be honest if we played 10-15 minute quarters we'll put up 100+ easily in NCAA but if it had the same clock as Madden it'll balance out in 10-15 minute quarters and imagine how good the stats would look...

[TreyDobbs]

Quote: Originally Posted by UWfan206

Sorry if this have been answered but I'm just too lazy to scroll through a bunch of pages just to get an answer but does NCAA 14 still have accelerated clock....or if there is a madden type runoff in the clock. That would give us some real stats cause let's be honest if we played 10-15 minute quarters we'll put up 100+ easily in NCAA but if it had the same clock as Madden it'll balance out in 10-15 minute quarters and imagine how good the stats would look...

I haven't noticed, but I wanted to reply anyway. 10-15 minute quarters seems like a gigantic waste of time IMO. It's much more efficient, realistic, and fun to play 5 or 6 minute quarters with more realistic scores and stats. Plus, playing a full 60 minute game (which would honestly take longer than 60 minutes) would get boring and would burn most people out of the game quickly. There is an accelerated clock, but I think Madden's is a little better if that's the answer you're looking for. I really can't tell a huge difference if there is a big difference. I feel like I have less time to hot route on NCAA before the play clock winds down than I do on Madden if that tells you anything.

[SECElit3]

9 min quarters are going to give you 130 plays or so, give or take a few. 15 min is just too long for NCAA

[UWfan206]

Quote: Originally Posted by TreyDobbs

I haven't noticed, but I wanted to reply anyway. 10-15 minute quarters seems like a gigantic waste of time IMO. It's much more efficient, realistic, and fun to play 5 or 6 minute quarters with more realistic scores and stats. Plus, playing a full 60 minute game (which would honestly take longer than 60 minutes) would get boring and would burn most people out of the game quickly. There is an accelerated clock, but I think Madden's is a little better if that's the answer you're looking for. I really can't tell a huge difference if there is a big difference. I feel like I have less time to hot route on NCAA before the play clock winds down than I do on Madden if that tells you anything.

If it's anything like Madden 10-15 on very slow and with the right sliders imo it'll be perfect and not a waste of time.

[UWfan206]

Quote: Originally Posted by SECElit3

9 min quarters are going to give you 130 plays or so, give or take a few. 15 min is just too long for NCAA

Have you tried playing on Madden with 10 minute quarters on very slow and adjust the clock setting..? You will know it's perfect...

[DetroitStyle]

In Madden with runoff around 12-14 minute quarters is about right. In NCAA with no runoff you want about 9-11 minute quarters.

Which brings up another point; why why why hasn't accelerated clock made it into NCAA? Why? It's like not having a shot clock in College Hoops 2K8 but having on in NBA 2K8. It makes no sense.

[UWfan206]

Quote: Originally Posted by DetroitStyle

In Madden with runoff around 12-14 minute quarters is about right. In NCAA with no runoff you want about 9-11 minute quarters.

Thank you! These people commenting on this thread about how it makes no sense or it is a gigantic waste of time obviously never tried it on Madden to know what we are talking about...In Madden 10-15 minutes with the right clock adjustment gives you realistic stats...