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GreenReign86 · 07-27-2010, 08:57 PM

Why doesn't NCAA use real coaches and their true to life stats? Because to my knowledge there is no rule that prohibits it. I thought that using thee true to life likeness of an indevidual, only counted for a player. Am I wrong on that? Because the coaches get payed millions for crying out loud, and they appear in quite a few TV adds as well. So you wouldn't think that they would not be allowed to be in a video game. Named coaches would be killer for a coaching carrasell feature.

As for team and NCAA records. Why don't they use the real names of the record breakers? Instead of just listing the year? If you break a record it gives the full info, player and all. And since most record breakers are no longer in the NCAA, thus no longer bound by the rules that govern it, you'd think they could at least be named in a record book.

07-27-2010, 08:57 PM	#1
GreenReign86 Banned OVR: 22 Join Date: Apr 2010 Blog Entries: 1	Real Life Coaches, and Record Breakers Why doesn't NCAA use real coaches and their true to life stats? Because to my knowledge there is no rule that prohibits it. I thought that using thee true to life likeness of an indevidual, only counted for a player. Am I wrong on that? Because the coaches get payed millions for crying out loud, and they appear in quite a few TV adds as well. So you wouldn't think that they would not be allowed to be in a video game. Named coaches would be killer for a coaching carrasell feature. As for team and NCAA records. Why don't they use the real names of the record breakers? Instead of just listing the year? If you break a record it gives the full info, player and all. And since most record breakers are no longer in the NCAA, thus no longer bound by the rules that govern it, you'd think they could at least be named in a record book.