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Quote: Originally Posted by TheGentlemanGhost

Not quite, plus another developer making a college game just had to remove its file sharing capabilities. The lawsuit really changed things and made it very difficult to make an NCAA game that can’t come under some kind of legal woes and still be marketable.

Quote: Originally Posted by hhsrudy4

Just go buy Maximum Football 19. They're making huge strides for a 4 person development team. The more we invest in them the more they will be able to advance their game. EA isn't bringing back NCAA Football unless the NCAA agrees to pay the players. So basically you can forget about it. At least with the Maximum game you can go in and edit teams and players and they're making most of the schools similar to the real school so conversion should be easy. They already attempted to get the NCAA license but the ncaa said the only way they would allow it is if their was zero ability to edit players or team. This obviously is a no go for many reason. Just do some research and you will get your answer.

You can make a college football video game without the NCAA license. That is what I was saying. When EA first started making Bill Walsh College Football in the 90s they didn't have the NCAA license. They had individual licenses with some schools (not all the schools) and made a game off that. Why can't they do the same thing again? NCAA can't say squat about them doing that because they don't control what the individual schools do. That is basically what we're already seeing in this face of the franchise mode. I fully believe it's the start of them working things out to bring back a college football game.