Good vid, my guy. It’s strange now seeing Florida favored over Alabama, but then you remember that this was back in 2008/2009 when the Gators were so dominant. I spent many hours on this game back in the day and appreciate you letting me get to experience it all again.
2011 is my favorite and I love Florida's playbook for the RPO'S and if your scrambling QB gets hurt you can use a wide receiver with the best arm strength then change him to QB the following season! More plays on 2011 with Tebow on the cover I like to play with ACC teams because the Championship field looks the best with the Dr. Pepper logo in the middle of the field.
Yeah, the CPU is good at picking up blocks and scooting around them. To remedy this I just kept one guy back to track down the ball carrier. If I have a weak FCS team vs. a top ranked team like Florida I just do a sky kick. It gives up about 10 yards in field position but my players can usually get down there to make the tackle.
I liked the playability of 09 and 10 but 05 and 06 were probably the best in terms of realism. In 09 and 10 it was extremely hard to play defense against a running quarterback. In 05 and 06 you could shut that down.
@@DixiePokerAce I wish that the best features of 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, and 14 were combined into one game and that a person could custom design uniforms and helmets with a feature not unlike the Character Stamp from that old Mario Paint game. Moreover, I wish that you could also make your own plays, completely customize the rules of the game, build a mascot, build a college/university fight song, rearrange a conference, create a conference, rename a current conference, have a legitimate playoff system, customize players, cheerleaders, fans, and coaches with deep customization for each group of people, make your own stadium banners and signs, build a stadium with all of its features, including having the option to not play on just a green football field, make halftime shows, import music, import actual messages that play on the video screens in the real life college and university stadiums, import commentary, and import public address messages that play in the stadium.
osurocks 24 It’s out of the wishbone playbook, and only option focused teams will call from it. Primarily, it’s used to trick the defense into thinking an option play is going to happen, so they’ll audible their linebackers into a blitz, which leaves wideouts wide open down the middle of the field.
