New Stadiums in NCAA 12

[Hoosiers86IU]

Which new stadiums are going to be in NCAA 12?

I've seen that Akron's new stadium is going to be in the game. What about the new North Texas and Florida Atlantic stadiums? Did they make the cut? Are any other teams getting new stadiums this year (in real life and in the game). Finally have we seen the end of the 80,000 seat generic stadium for MAC and WAC teams?

[dhs22p]

There shouldn't be any generics left except for maybe a bowl game stadium. Also in one of the RTG you could see that the FIU stadium has been updated. North Texas and FAU's fields are not completed yet so will probably not be in the game.

[dochalladay32]

Yea, I would hope they've finally tried to do a bit of authenticity to all teams. And NT and FAU aren't in; they aren't complete.

What I find hilarious is that after reading about the FAU stadium, they are planning for potential expansion to 100,000 seats. Is this FSU we're talkin about or FAU?

[packersfan4eva]

Indiana redid half their stadium, so they'll probably be in the game.

[Solidice]

Akron's new stadium has been shown to be in the game for NCAA 12(they were the only team that had a generic stadium in NCAA 11), so no team will have a generic stadium this year. Lucas Oil Stadium(Indianapolis Colts stadium) was shown to be the Big 10 championship location, so that is in. They usually make updates to existing stadiums every year, we just don't know all the ones that got them this year yet.

[dochalladay32]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

Akron's new stadium has been shown to be in the game for NCAA 12(they were the only team that had a generic stadium in NCAA 11), so no team will have a generic stadium this year. Lucas Oil Stadium(Indianapolis Colts stadium) was shown to be the Big 10 championship location, so that is in. They usually make updates to existing stadiums every year, we just don't know all the ones that got them this year yet.

I wouldn't necessarily say Akron's was generic. It was just a poor exaggeration of the Rubber Bowl.

[franch1se]

Wow. That one guy always asking about ECUs stadium hasn't chimed in yet?

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by dochalladay32

I wouldn't necessarily say Akron's was generic. It was just a poor exaggeration of the Rubber Bowl.

no, it was the generic Bowl stadium. they removed the Rubber Bowl between NCAA 10 and 11 and gave them a generic one. similar to how Minnesota was given the generic bowl stadium in NCAA 10(I think) until their new stadium was added in NCAA 11.