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I'm just not buying it. Why use the NCAA 14 fb page—a game that the company was essentially legally forced to abandon—be the platform for promoting something about the national championship tonight? The EA Sports general fb would be more fitting.
Doubt its anything but if you are going to do an ad to announce a game that'd be coming out this year or next, you'd probably do it when the most people are watching that particular sport.
But with that said, there's just very little chance EA's been able to keep such a thing a secret...plus they seem to be outright denying it means anything. But who knows.
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I'm just not buying it. Why use the NCAA 14 fb page—a game that the company was essentially legally forced to abandon—be the platform for promoting something about the national championship tonight? The EA Sports general fb would be more fitting.
And then why something so cryptic?
I think they knew what they were doing.
I'm hoping that was just a clueless social media intern, because if that came from a higher-up, that's pretty dumb.
What is EA even doing referring to college football? The company has pretty much had a gag order about it since the NCAA 14 licenses expired. Just weird all around.
This has to be "something" because you don't just pop up on National Title day with a post from NCAA Football 14 page that was supposed to be discontinued. Where there is smoke, there is normally fire...
Either is an expertly timed cryptic message to maximize speculation or an epic troll job.
Also just saw a tweet that said the FB post added the comment "Our heart still beats for the big game ... #NationalChampionship" But then one must ask why they didn't do it for last year's game. I don't know whether to be optimistic or miffed.
From Owen Good's twitter after reporting the company line he provides this quote:
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Now, I’ve been told off the record you take your job in your hands if you work for EA Tiburon and talk about NCAA Football. So.</p>— Owen Good (@owengood) <a href="https://twitter.com/owengood/status/686603636370190337">January 11, 2016</a></blockquote>
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