NCAA Football 07' Ratings

[MililaniBuckeye]

Space issues, theres not enough room for it, atleast not on current gen that is.

You know anything about computer coding? The data storage needed for an additional 1190 players (10 players at 119 D-I schools) is absolutely miniscule compared to the graphics and motion code. They already have 8925 or so players loaded (75x119). The info loaded for each player is not much at all.

 

[tedginn05]

You know anything about computer coding? The data storage needed for an additional 1190 players (10 players at 119 D-I schools) is absolutely miniscule compared to the graphics and motion code. They already have 8925 or so players loaded (75x119). The info loaded for each player is not much at all.

Ok, but that is what EA has been saying. So I just took their word for it. Don't jump on me, just because they said it and I just relayed it here.

 

[chille37]

Not that outrageous considering Bush was Mr. Kentucky football as a QB/LB and was originally recruited and saw some time as a QB pre-Brohm era. Not really pre Brohm...Brohm redshirted while Bush played.

Didn't say it was outrageous... just said check it out

 

[methomps]

Bush played QB in high school.

 

[jwinslow]

I wanna know, did he play QB or something in HS? Or did he ever throw the ball in college?

Even if he did, it must be a error on IGN's part.

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

Dispatch

6/9/06

Electronic Arts ’ NCAA Football 2007 isn’t due out until July, but the games’ geeks at IGN.com have favored us with the quarterback ratings for the upcoming season.
For Heisman Trophy voters who think they need to have an early line — any kind of early line, Dublin native and Notre Dame quarterback Brady Quinn has EA’s top overall rating of 97, followed by Ohio State’s Troy Smith (95), Michigan State’s Drew Stanton (95), Florida’s Chris Leak (93) and Iowa’s Drew Tate (92). If you want to find out how EA arrived at those figures, IGN.com has ratings in every conceivable category.

 

[scooter1369]

Dispatch

6/9/06

Much love for the Big Ten and Notre Ame.

 

[tedginn05]

Ted Ginn is the 5th best reciever in the game...

5. Ohio State #7 (Ted Ginn Jr.)


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Overall: 93
Speed: 99
Strength: 48
Awareness: 87
Agility: 99
Acceleration: 99
Catch: 90
Carry: 62
Jump: 92
Break Tackle: 48
Tackle: 44
Throwing Power: 65
Throwing Accuracy: 56
Pass Block: 40
Run Block: 44
Kick Power: 40
Kick Accuracy: 40
Stamina: 98
Injury: 91


Here is the rest of the top 25

http://sports.ign.com/articles/711/711712p1.html

 

[jwinslow]

apparently they value sales more than accuracy.

Steve Breaston
Injury: 92


on a sidenote, a lot of 'possession' wrs (90 spd or less) at the top of these lists.

 

[Adam Locked]

Ted Ginn's speed = 99

LOL That's going to be fun!

 

[SparkyOSU]

NO DE, LB or Cb on the Top 25 lists

DISCUSS

 

[OregonBuckeye]

NO DE, LB or Cb on the Top 25 lists

DISCUSS

Malcolm Jenkins deserved to be a top 25 cb.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Pittman deserved top 25 RB too.

 

[OregonBuckeye]

Pittman deserved top 25 RB too.

He was only talking about the DE, LB, and CB lists though.

 

[BuckNutJoeHall]

I really don't think Malcom should have been top 25. He played very well, but it wasn't better than those guys on the top 25. I will agree with Pittman...the 5th ot 6th best yardage wise returning RB not in the top 25...gimme a break.