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Quote: Originally Posted by TryHard_Nation

My big question about how it will be done is not co Corning the auctually default cards but rather the special cards. Lets say we get cards with QB #7 and FS #26. In most of these ultimate team games there are "informs" or special cards. If NCAA did this and let's say a special QB #7 card was released after his performance in a game and he was put onto an inform team wouldn't that give away the attempted non-use of likeliness.

The lawsuit in itself is a slam dunk for the college football players. There is no way possible for EA to refute the evidence brought forth in the games. Of course, EA isn't doing anything worse than what the NCAA already does. When AJ Green was at Georgia, what Georgia Jersey was selling? #8. When Stafford was in Georgia, what jersey was selling? #7. Moreno? #24... All of a sudden, nobody of relevance is carrying those numbers and those numbers are no longer being marketed.

They just need to find a way to pay the players. Some of them are already being paid anyways, might as well level the playing field.