Favorite playbook?

[bignasty022]

What is your favorite playbook? I like USC, but I wish it had an option play or two in there.

[feedthehorse28]

Re: Favorite playbook?

Last year it was Rice, but we'll see how much they changed going into this year.

[bignasty022]

Re: Favorite playbook?

Last year it was Rice, but we'll see how much they changed going into this year.

Do they change a lot from year to year?

[SA1NT401]

Re: Favorite playbook?

Oregon, TheeOSU, Nevada and Ol Miss....Those were the ones i used the most.

[feedthehorse28]

Re: Favorite playbook?

Do they change a lot from year to year?

I meant how much EA changed it with the new emphasis on 120 ways to win. As far as I know, Rice has been virtually the same offensively since Bailiff got there.

[jwwright620]

Re: Favorite playbook?

Last year it was Tennessee for me....guess that probably means USC this year, we'll see.

[7unholyconfessions7]

Re: Favorite playbook?

Mississippi State!!! I love the power spread and this playbook has plenty of H-back sets from the gun.

[georgiafan]

Re: Favorite playbook?

lasy year I used LSU a great mix of pro style and shotgun

[Senator Palmer]

Re: Favorite playbook?

I haven't played since '09, but anything Bobby Petrino is good for me. To me it's the perfect mix of the innovation going on today with the spread and the good old fashion power game to bloody an opponent's nose when needed.

[TN - BRAVES FAN]

Re: Favorite playbook?

South Carolina - Has the plays with only 3 down linemen, HB Pass, and WR Double Pass, as well as a few WR motion plays

Indiana - Has Maryland-I under Goaline formation, as well as the Wild Cat

Ohio State - Has Pony Formation and HB Pass