NCAA Football 10 Video: Louisville @ Notre Dame

[okstatefosho]

And to add to that, not every screen pass sets up the same every single time either.

[countryboy]

Re: NCAA Football 10 Video: Louisville @ Notre Dame

yeah...the screen passes have always setup funky, so thats something I've grown used to seeing.

At the end of the TD catch, I liked how the receiver showed the ball to alert the refs(yes I know they aren't there) that he held onto the ball.

[adamcsay]

Re: NCAA Football 10 Video: Louisville @ Notre Dame

robo qb or just a good drive?

[countryboy]

Re: NCAA Football 10 Video: Louisville @ Notre Dame

robo qb or just a good drive?

he threw a screen pass and one other pass. I'm going to chalk it up to a good drive.

[TracerBullet]

It would help out a lot if they were improved. honestly though college football has madden beat when it comes to running animations at the moment. They actually move their legs fast enough to seem like they are running.

I like the CPU not just dumping it off short this year.

[countryboy]

Re: NCAA Football 10 Video: Louisville @ Notre Dame

It would help out a lot if they were improved. honestly though college football has madden beat when it comes to running animations at the moment. They actually move their legs fast enough to seem like they are running.

I like the CPU not just dumping it off short this year.

welcome to OS ufgators253...

[TheTodd84]

It is still too early to say whether or not this game will be an improvement over 09.

In order to tell that, we are going to need to see an entire game, like Ian did with Madden 10. That way we can truly see the way the game plays. Maybe show us the sugar bowl or the NC game? Until then, it will be tough to make an official judgement.

[Madwolf]

It could also be due to the fact that the strongest part of Louisville's defense, the LBers, are all INCREDIBLY under-rated overall, and average about 77 in the speed department.

[rudyjuly2]

Re: NCAA Football 10 Video: Louisville @ Notre Dame

I like the fact the cpu is taking shots downfield. Also, on the replay you can clearly tell that procedural awareness (or whatever they call it) is working well. The other defender was right there in man coverage and since he didn't see the ball, he didn't break off his route to help out. I liked it.