Press Row Podcast - NCAA Football Lamentations

[Steve_OS]

The 91st edition of the Press Row Podcast brings the full team together to discuss the loss of the NCAA Football franchise now that it’s the time of year when it would be released. We discuss what it means to each individual, what it means to EA Sports, and what the potential future may be for any kind of college football game in the future. Also, the crew discusses the critical reception of UFC a month after release and what the implications are to the game and the market with its less-then-stellar Metacritic number.

Joining us this week:

• Chris Sanner, Operation Sports (@ChrisSnr)
• Bryan Wiedey, PastaPadre (@pastapadre)
• TJ Lauerman, ThatSportsGamer (@ThatSportsGamer)
• Kat Bailey, US Gamer (@The_Katbot)
• Samit Sarkar, Polygon (@samitsarkar)
• Owen Good, Polygon (@owengood)
• And your host, Richard Grisham, GamesRadar/OXM/@GAMER (@richgrisham)

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Run Time: 1 Hour, 31 Minutes

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[RipCityAndy]

Does anyone else have a problem with volume with these podcasts? Maybe just my phone, but even at max volume it is hard to hear. I don't that that problem with music or other podcasts.

[ThatSportsGamer]

Quote: Originally Posted by RipCityAndy

Does anyone else have a problem with volume with these podcasts? Maybe just my phone, but even at max volume it is hard to hear. I don't that that problem with music or other podcasts.

I'm working with Rich to try to get everything a little more leveled out and at a better overall loudness.