The OFFICIAL 2023 College Football RANDOM THOUGHTS Thread
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20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
Freshman have always had the power, in the recruiting process, but now it tips in their favor a bit more, because they can bounce after a year, but that’s only if you valued.
Everyone is not avoiding the bowls, and it would be a junior or sophomore replacing that senior sooner than a freshman, unless you that nikka, and that’s rare
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Those games can go either way but i like the odds for ball control saban
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
Throw over top every time, corners suspectFreshman have always had the power, in the recruiting process, but now it tips in their favor a bit more, because they can bounce after a year, but that’s only if you valued.
Everyone is not avoiding the bowls, and it would be a junior or sophomore replacing that senior sooner than a freshman, unless you that nikka, and that’s rare
Nd top wheeet
Those games can go either way but i like the odds for ball control saban
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They will be in an impressive cover 2
daemonova
hit it, & I didn't go Erykah Badu crazy, #yallmad
There will be holes, if Archie manning is starting, he can make those throws if he's that guy. @Lucky_Lefty
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Arch ain’t starting, and I’m sure it will be a nice mix to take away what you can do, and do what you hate
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20/20 Vision With my Buffs On
They went there before, we gon see bout this coaching
Talking about the new transfers there for the summer.
RammerJammer
#RollTide #TSC #RiseUp #BullsNation #RIPKobe
SEC is thankfully dropping divisions in 2024, will remain at an 8 game schedule though
Trust Me
Coli Prophet
@K-Deini @Ron Mexico @Wolfpac @prime You bytch ass niccas scared to play OSU in Week 1 or 2
@smitty22 @Ruck @Buckeye Fever @Illeye buckmatic How many points yall gonna beat them hoes by?
Cuz fukk'em BOTH. That's why.
for years. We ALL KNOW what #1 is.
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The Athletic's All-EA Sports NCAA Football Team: A look at 30 years and 21 titles
The Athletic compiled a team of all-time video-game greats from the past three decades of EA Sports NCAA Football.
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The Athletic's All-EA Sports NCAA Football Team: A look at 30 years and 21 titles
The Athletic compiled a team of all-time video-game greats from the past three decades of EA Sports NCAA Football.
The game never has had real players, not technically, but we all knew “USC RB #5” was Reggie Bush, with the correct look, hometown, size and skills. That’s what made Ed O’Bannon and others so upset and led to a hiatus of the game: The names might not have been there, but even casual fans knew who the players were.
EA Sports’ college football video game will return next summer after more than a decade in dormancy. This time, thanks to a group licensing agreement with OneTeam Partners, the real players officially will be in the game. Players will be able to opt into the game and be paid for their name, image and likeness to appear. If a player doesn’t opt in, he’ll receive a generic avatar — much like “Jon Dowd” was Barry Bonds in EA Sports’ MVP Baseball 2005.
On3 Sports reported players could receive around $500 each. Time will tell if star players try to get more.
O’Bannon didn’t want the game to end; he just wanted players to get paid. EA Sports said in a filing at the time it was willing to pay the players, but the NCAA wouldn’t allow it, so EA Sports shuttered NCAA Football after its 2014 title in the face of more litigation. The sport suffered for it; a generation of fans lost a direct touch, and players didn’t get to see themselves — or, their likeness — in the game. They didn’t get to experience the fun of purchasing a copy and chasing the Heisman Trophy with their gamer images.
This year marks 30 years since the EA Sports game series debuted with Bill Walsh College Football in 1993. Over those 30 years and 21 titles, some players stand alone as all-time greats in the game. Their names may not officially have been a part of the game, but their virtual legacies live on.