02:53 PM - May 14, 2010 by Solidice
Larry Richart, Associate Designer on NCAA Football 11 has posted a new blog. This one focusing on the quarterbacks.
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NCAA Football 11 News Post
02:53 PM - May 14, 2010 by SolidiceLarry Richart, Associate Designer on NCAA Football 11 has posted a new blog. This one focusing on the quarterbacks.
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# 42
sniperhare @ 05/14/10 09:37 PM
I hope they massively overhaul that agg/def gameplan feature from ncaa 10. It felt like cheese when I'd play the CPU and would turn them into superhuman pass rushers who moved in a massive blob.
And aggressive usually just meant penalties all the time.
And aggressive usually just meant penalties all the time.
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blackscorpion11 @ 05/14/10 10:00 PM
Good adjustments...
I just can't help but ask...Why now?, what took so long to make common sense adjustments? Why was this unrealistic crap ok for the past 3 years?
i know, i know,
just shut-up and be grateful
I just can't help but ask...Why now?, what took so long to make common sense adjustments? Why was this unrealistic crap ok for the past 3 years?
i know, i know,
just shut-up and be grateful
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2) I think you are right in regards to recruiting.
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blackscorpion11 @ 05/14/10 10:12 PM
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along that QB line...didn't we already have DE contain plays?
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moylan1234 @ 05/14/10 10:13 PM
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blackscorpion11 @ 05/14/10 10:20 PM
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AMEN BROTHER!!! well said, Honesty in QB styles, ratings and abilities would shut down the cheesefest online.. EX. Pryor is a great runner but avg passer at best.. The game should reflect that.
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blackscorpion11 @ 05/14/10 10:31 PM
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@JerseySuave4
I totally agree about your point on page three about drilling technique and repetition.
My point was that foot positioning isn't as important, in my opinion, for dbacks in regard to their ability to be in position, etc. However, I do coach foot positioning and specific foot up when playing a tight man coverage, etc.
Our coaching staff has gone to several clinics and we've heard the same things you mentioned about doing the little things until they become second nature.
We've been amazed at how "unskilled" in a football sense that many high school kids are. It seems that boys don't go out and play football in the backyard like they used to so you get guys that honestly don't know proper technique for catching a ball. Footwork in cuts is another huge one we have to retrain.
The more muscle memory we can instill, the more time we can spend on teaching and coaching concepts to give them an edge. Unfortunately, sometimes we're stuck with a group of kids that have to taught fundamentals they should have gotten when they were much younger.
It makes our job as coaches tougher, but definitely more rewarding when the hard work pays off.
I totally agree about your point on page three about drilling technique and repetition.
My point was that foot positioning isn't as important, in my opinion, for dbacks in regard to their ability to be in position, etc. However, I do coach foot positioning and specific foot up when playing a tight man coverage, etc.
Our coaching staff has gone to several clinics and we've heard the same things you mentioned about doing the little things until they become second nature.
We've been amazed at how "unskilled" in a football sense that many high school kids are. It seems that boys don't go out and play football in the backyard like they used to so you get guys that honestly don't know proper technique for catching a ball. Footwork in cuts is another huge one we have to retrain.
The more muscle memory we can instill, the more time we can spend on teaching and coaching concepts to give them an edge. Unfortunately, sometimes we're stuck with a group of kids that have to taught fundamentals they should have gotten when they were much younger.
It makes our job as coaches tougher, but definitely more rewarding when the hard work pays off.
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adembroski @ 05/15/10 08:34 AM
I was hoping to hear that pass velocities would be appreciably lower than in Madden for all but the elite arms. That's one of the major differences in the college game, and one of the reasons NCAA has been so wide-open offensively over the years is the ridiculous pace of the thrown ball. Having a weak armed QB (by college standards) should be a significant handicap.
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Part of me thinks that EA did this to reduce the INT fests that existed in NCAA 07 & 08.
There should be a major difference between the throws Ryan Mallet makes and the 3rd string QB from Utah State. A major difference.
All I wanna know is why is it so hard to get the DE's to rush upfield? Why cant EA implement this? Qbs are still allowed to make there 3,5,7 step drops without being forced to step up in the pocket. They still can get outside the tackle box with ease....Fix the damn LOS play and you have a pretty decent game.
The two game killers for me both deal with the quarterback. # 1 the quarterback drops back way to fast which is very unrealistic. That's one of the reasons you never get sacks because even if you get a good rush the QB is 2 to 3 steps ahead of you. # 2 the logic of where and who the CPU throws to makes me just cut the game off. For example, it's 3rd and long and of coarse the CPU QB throws to a full back who ran a 2 yard pattern running to the sideline. Even more frustrating is that when you go back and watch the replay the QB had A slant or deep post freakin open for the first down.
Sorry for the mini rant
Sorry for the mini rant
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moneal2001 @ 05/15/10 07:41 PM
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# 59
sportyguyfl31 @ 05/17/10 12:14 PM
Im not all that impressed by the DE contain audible.
Im nuetering my pass rush.
All that is going to happen now is people are just going to scramble from side to side, and backwards, due to the past, non aggressive pitty pat pass rush animations.
I'd be much more impressed if pass rushers took realistic rush angles, played with some nastiness when AI controlled, and if the pocket breaks down on people who bail out on their protection.
IT sounds to me that all they have done here, is just give us a different DL audible, instead of having to on the fly adjust the DE's individually.
Good to see theg getting hit while throwing issues were addressed. Cant tell you how many user sacks Ive lost by the dang ability to throw out of the sack animation.
Im nuetering my pass rush.
All that is going to happen now is people are just going to scramble from side to side, and backwards, due to the past, non aggressive pitty pat pass rush animations.
I'd be much more impressed if pass rushers took realistic rush angles, played with some nastiness when AI controlled, and if the pocket breaks down on people who bail out on their protection.
IT sounds to me that all they have done here, is just give us a different DL audible, instead of having to on the fly adjust the DE's individually.
Good to see theg getting hit while throwing issues were addressed. Cant tell you how many user sacks Ive lost by the dang ability to throw out of the sack animation.
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