Strongest Secondaries in NCAA 11

[cr00v]

Which teams have the strongest secondary in this game?

[1GATOR FAN]

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OSU I'm sure EA rates that team out the butt every year...

Florida has a pretty darn good overall secondary defense... But I always play with Florida.

But hey check Fsu (EA's favorite team) had a horrible deffense the year before yet EA almost gave the a A ranked defense..

[Dianwei32]

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I would guess that Bama has a great secondary just because EA rates them so well in everything. Seriously, do they have a starter that is below a 90 OVR?

[GGGswim]

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Early on, before recruiting cycles hit, LSU owned a beastly secondary.

Went into Baton Rouge in one of my early dynasty seasons with a good-awareness grade (second-season starter, Heisman votes) QB and he threw 3 picks in less than 2 qtrs, and didn't 'settle down' until our defense got us the lead with a pick-6 then fumble-recov. on ensuing KO for a quick rushing TD.

Cycles have weakened that strength, IMO, but I am cautious to this day (season 16) when playing there as they seem to always get at least one early pick.

[BlastX21]

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I believe its Bama, UNC, Texas, and Nebraska.

[1GATOR FAN]

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Idk about about Bama. That was there main concern going into that year, but knowing EA I would say ya.

[SeaOfRed75]

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I believe its Bama, UNC, Texas, and Nebraska.

One might think EA would rate our defense pretty good, but no Nebraska's offense is better than the defense dont you know?

[BlastX21]

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Idk about about Bama. That was there main concern going into that year, but knowing EA I would say ya.

Well yeah, irl they're just above average. But EA gave every Bama starter 90+ ratings on this game, so they're the best on this.

[BlastX21]

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One might think EA would rate our defense pretty good, but no Nebraska's offense is better than the defense dont you know?

Hey well that wasn't looking so crazy early in the season. In any case though, their secondary is still ranked pretty high.

[devinewon]

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The best secondaries mean very little without a pass rush. Also there are some routes that no secondary can stop.

I prefer LSU. Patrick Peterson is Lockdown. The strong safety number 15 is work at least 1 turn-over per game.

[Raw-Cane]

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Not to beat a dead horse but y did they under rate our defensive speed so bad?even the offensive speed is jacked up(thats y we need roster updates at least twice a season)
.EA HATES THE REAL UM.

BACK ON TOPIC
Overrated *ahem* i mean best is bama...by far everyone was 99 ovr

[cr00v]

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How about some underrated secondaries? I suppose that's what I was asking. Everyone knows about bama, UF, etc. I'm using South Florida in my OD and I love their secondary. The front 6-7 suck since they're all in their 70s & low 80s. But I have three 85 OVR CBs and a couple good safeties.

[Vaporub83]

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OSU I'm sure EA rates that team out the butt every year...

Florida has a pretty darn good overall secondary defense... But I always play with Florida.

But hey check Fsu (EA's favorite team) had a horrible deffense the year before yet EA almost gave the a A ranked defense..

Florida State always looks great on paper. That is why they will always be good on NCAA.

[canes21]

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Miami has a pretty good secondary that develops well along with a defensive line that has everyone 90+ overall 3 of the first 4 years.

[BleedingGreen710]

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The best secondaries mean very little without a pass rush. Also there are some routes that no secondary can stop.

I prefer LSU. Patrick Peterson is Lockdown. The strong safety number 15 is work at least 1 turn-over per game.

Which routes?