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NCAA Football Tips and Tricks

Just thought I would bring some information that was posted on Inside EA Sports about offensive game planning for NCAA Football.

The following are brief explanations of what each aspect does for the Offensive Game-Planning options and when you should change them. Keep in mind that Balanced is the default setting.

Get Open

Aggressive – After running the route, wide receivers will turn and go deep. Best used if trailing late or in need of a big play.

Conservative – After route, WRs will come back to the QB. Best used if you are facing lots of pressure.

Holding Blocks

Aggressive – Offensive line will attempt to block longer (more holes, less pressure), but this may result in more holding calls being made. Best used if trailing late and needing big plays.

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NCAA Football 10 Progression

The designers over at EA Sports have been taking feedback on NCAA Football 2010. I can only imagine this will be for NCAA Football 2011. You can read more on NCAA Football 10 Progression or watch the video below.

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NCAA Football 10 – Stadium Update

This year there has been some changes to the stadiums in NCAA Football 10. Here are some of the updates listed on the newest blog entry from EA Sports.

Davis Wade Stadium – New scoreboard
Carter-Finley Stadium – New scoreboard, player entrance
Nebraska Memorial Stadium – Additional video boards. How many they have now?!
Boone Pickens Stadium – New video board
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium – New video board and player entrance area
Reser Stadium – New endzone seating, new scoreboard
Ross-Ade Stadium – Updated edgewalls
Amon G. Carter Stadium – Added athletic center to the endzone
Neyland Stadium – Update edgewalls
Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium – New endzone seatings
Legion Field – Removed upper deck from East side
Malone Stadium – Added tarps to seating sections
Mountaineer Field – Updated endzone seating

Check out this NCAA Football Update

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