NCAA Football's Facebook Page Gets the World's Hopes Up...For Nothing?

[jeremym480]

Just give me a new college football game with generic rosters (that we can edit), but no roster share. Is that too much to ask?

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[King_B_Mack]

Quote: Originally Posted by MMChrisS

Updated OP with a bit of perspective. Doubt its anything but if you are going to do an ad to announce a game that'd be coming out this year or next, you'd probably do it when the most people are watching that particular sport. But with that said, there's just very little chance EA's been able to keep such a thing a secret...plus they seem to be outright denying it means anything. But who knows.

To be fair, 2K was able to keep college basketball in their NBA game a secret pretty well. The only reason we found out that was happening is because I found the licensing on the CLC website which they proceeded to remove and never put back there to this day.


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[redsox4evur]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeremym480

Just give me a new college football game with generic rosters (that we can edit), but no roster share. Is that too much to ask? Spoiler

Yes because EA lost the NCAA license.

[jeremym480]

Quote: Originally Posted by redsox4evur

Yes because EA lost the NCAA license.

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[ncaajunkie]

They would only do this if a game is in the works!

[SolidSquid]

It's a weird thing to post for a national championship game though isn't it? The heart rate monitor is weak at best, showing the patient is still alive even thought the pulse isn't strong, wtf does that have to do with the real title game tonight?

[bvb24]

How could EA shoehorn Ultimate Team into the game? Because without UT they have no interest.

[This Is Michigan]

It has nothing to do with the national title game and everything to do with the game being brought back.

People are being way too naive here.

Guess what? That post did not have a caption originally. They edited it after it blew up. It was just the video. EA releasing 3 "statements" frantically, essentially confirms that something is coming.

Why would an account that has been silent for nearly two years post about a game tonight that's not even the first playoff championship game?

Newsflash: million dollar companies lie all the time. This is a case of damage control.

It may not be next year, but a new game is coming. I wouldn't be surprised if this was to draw extra eyes to the game tonight in case they air some kind of ad for it.