25 New Plays Coming to NCAA Football 12 - Play #19: Cover 2 Sink

[blLLD0]

Quote: Originally Posted by Roggie

FINALLY. Always loved running this play out of the crazy defensive formations the Multiple D had. But I hate using the Multiple D because some of the formations are just cheesy. If this makes it in normal playbooks, I will be a happy gamer.

Ya, this play is already in the game. Granted a MLB is the one blitzing and the OLB drops back in '10, I can't believe they are calling this 'NEW' for '11.

Couldn't even get 12 new defensive plays, huh?

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by blLLD0

Ya, this play is already in the game. Granted a MLB is the one blitzing and the OLB drops back in '10, I can't believe they are calling this 'NEW' for '11. Couldn't even get 12 new defensive plays, huh?

it's a new formation altogether.

[blLLD0]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

it's a new formation altogether.

Oh sorry... I guess the linebacker with his hand in the ground makes this an entirely new play....

[Roggie]

Quote: Originally Posted by blLLD0

Oh sorry... I guess the linebacker with his hand in the ground makes this an entirely new play....

It does. Because they aren't going to make a new formation with just one play. So by them showing the new formation, that's one new look you can run about 20 plays out of. It's not like there's a whole lot of differences you can do with defensive plays, so it's all about mixing up looks.

[playguitar90]

Quote: Originally Posted by Roggie

It does. Because they aren't going to make a new formation with just one play. So by them showing the new formation, that's one new look you can run about 20 plays out of. It's not like there's a whole lot of differences you can do with defensive plays, so it's all about mixing up looks.

But none of it works if defense still sucks in the next game. I want to be able to play defensive football games and be able to use zone coverage. I should be able to get at the QB effectively and sack him as a result of my DL beating their OL, not him standing there for an hour and a half.