Looks like they may have also fixed the shotgun running. I know it's human picking the plays, but I think this is a coach mode and the BS running back actually gets running yards from shot gun runs.
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Re: NCAA Football 12 GAMEPLAY - Boise St. Spread vs. TCU 4-2-5 Defense
So maybe someone can educate me on something.
Is cover 2 zone supposed to be completely destroyed by the deep ball every time its called? I mean, I get that it was two WRs running into one S's zone but as someone said, in a lot of these videos you see a deep pass beating the cover 2 zone, even if its just one WR on that side. IF this is normal, then forgive me, I am ignorant, it just seems like in real life I see cover 2 stop deep passes sometimes too...i dunno"Successful people do not celebrate in the adversity or misfortune of others."
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Re: NCAA Football 12 Video - TCU vs. Boise St.
After the jet sweep earlier in the vid, two BSU players are doing a celebration and it looks like one was wearing the two bar Revo Speed that everyone has been asking for. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that would be sweet if it is.Comment
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Re: NCAA Football 12 Video - TCU vs. Boise St.
I still don't think it's the human running the ball, especially on the second run where the RB is covering the ball up like that. That is a classic CPU run. It could be human controlled, but I really don't think it is. One reason Boise could be human controlled is the first pass play, the QB uses a pump fake and the CPU RARELY uses it.GATOR BAITComment
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Re: NCAA Football 12 Video - TCU vs. Boise St.
At 2:28-30, why did the user cheat to the right in a cover 2? It was 3 guys basically guarding the B receiver. The zone worked like a charm there. I know it's 3rd and 14, but it's something I saw.
3:00 doesn't deserve commentary. Terrible play calling and to be honest, the user controlled the wrong LB. OR (and I know this wasn't possible here, but still...) you can def. hot route the CB and have him guard the B receiver man to man.
4:25 was actually nice to see. The comeback routes were covered and the two 7 routes were covered nicely. Only option was the check down receiver coming out the backfield.
Just some things I saw. Gotta check those run plays now.Astros
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Re: NCAA Football 12 Video - TCU vs. Boise St.
Actually the most impressive thing about that play was the backside DE. He chased the RB all the way, and then made a diving shoestring tackle at the end. Talk about giving 100% effort. That was an extremely impressive play by the backside DE.Comment
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Re: NCAA Football 12 Video - TCU vs. Boise St.
That run at 1:48 is a possible HUGE gain if that pulling guard doesn't run into that tackle. If the RB kicks to the outside (which only happens if the guard doesn't run into the tackle), the only man that has a shot at him is the user controlled MLB.Astros
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Re: NCAA Football 12 GAMEPLAY - Boise St. Spread vs. TCU 4-2-5 Defense
When there are 3 or more receivers going deep.. yes. Not when there is only 1 receiver going deep on that side. It seems to me that the safeties backpedal for too long and by the time they turn to run with the WR, he is already a couple of yards by him and therefore the deep ball is open. This looks like it happens anytime a safety is in a deep zone, no matter what the coverage call is for the rest of the defense.
This is why I always control the FS on defense.. so I can run deep with the receiver and cover the deep pass.Comment
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