NCAA Football 11 Blog: No Huddle Offense

[seawolves9]

Commentary feels really dry..

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by IndyColts2

No huddle in NCAA is not a real no huddle. There needs to be a toggle to turn it on or off in the playbook and they need to do no huddle automatically. Then when u get to the line, they look to the sidelines for the play. If you audible, you should have your whole playbook, or atleast all formations for the personnel you have on the field. Its not a real no huddle if you just press y yourself, you dont have your playbook at the line, and the players dont look to the sidelines

You have your entire playbook available to you during no huddle, as does the defense.

[NEOPARADIGM]

Quote: Originally Posted by IndyColts2

There needs to be a toggle to turn it on or off in the playbook and they need to do no huddle automatically. Then when u get to the line, they look to the sidelines for the play.

Werd.

[Thaen]

Quote: Originally Posted by HokieB

Don't no huddle teams look to the sideline on almost every play, regardless of if they're calling an audible or not? It's my understanding that you will only get that animation when calling an audible. Is that realistic? VT is the furthest thing from a no huddle team, so I don't know.

At least at Oklahoma that is how they did it. Sam and the skill position players always looked to the sideline unless they were doing a quick snap.

[Shawnj86]

that seems nice

[khaliib]

I hope fatigue plays a real role in player's on-field performance if they are tired. I always turn the player sub-out to 0 for OL, QB because those guys do not sub no matter how tired they are.

I wish there was "Progressive" fatigue in the game.

They should show player exchange on both sides of the ball.

I wonder what affect will the Aggressive Tempo + Playcall Aggressiveness (TB slider) have on a team?

[ODogg]

Progressive fatigue is something I've been barking about for years and yet EA seems to completely ignore.

[dan_457]

What exactly is "progressive" fatigue?