01:41 PM - June 22, 2010 by thejake
Designer Larry Richart breaks down the No Huddle Offense in NCAA Football 11.
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NCAA Football 11 News Post
01:41 PM - June 22, 2010 by thejakeDesigner Larry Richart breaks down the No Huddle Offense in NCAA Football 11.
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HarkTheSound @ 06/22/10 03:33 PM
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I really hope that's not a trend. Doesn't the current NCAA have a "feature" where the audible will or won't take for certain players if the crowd noise is loud enough? I really hope that happens. The idea of a team routinely calling audibles in a crazy-loud stadium like Autzen and being successful is a joke.
......showing OU some love with the vids this year
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Ziza9Noles94 @ 06/22/10 04:43 PM
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UTAllTheWay @ 06/22/10 04:49 PM
I wish CPU OU would run the No-Huddle like that guy did in the first two videos. That's EXACTLY how they run it in real life.
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UMhester04 @ 06/22/10 04:55 PM
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This is true but I believe the only reason that they are having no problem is because when they audible everyone looks to the sidelines to see the play. They arent just hearing it they are "seeing" the play being called.
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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.
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?
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?
Progressive fatigue is something I've been barking about for years and yet EA seems to completely ignore.
There is a difference between a 2 minute offense and a no hurdle offense. Two minute offense is trying to get down field as quickly as possible thus saving time.
The no-huddle offense is usually employed as part of a hurry-up offense, BUT it is not necessarily an attempt to snap the ball quicker. Rather, the lack of huddle allows the offense to threaten to snap the ball quickly, denying the defending team time to substitute players and communicate effectively between coaches and players.
Anyone who has watched college ball will see that Mizz no huddle but then turn to the sideline to receive orders, then bark out some calls at the line then snap. I was kind of hoping to see a animation of QB's turning to the sidelines to do this.
The no-huddle offense is usually employed as part of a hurry-up offense, BUT it is not necessarily an attempt to snap the ball quicker. Rather, the lack of huddle allows the offense to threaten to snap the ball quickly, denying the defending team time to substitute players and communicate effectively between coaches and players.
Anyone who has watched college ball will see that Mizz no huddle but then turn to the sideline to receive orders, then bark out some calls at the line then snap. I was kind of hoping to see a animation of QB's turning to the sidelines to do this.
dan_457 - as it is now you can make your guys as tired as anything, on a long, long drive...abusing the heck out of your WRs and QB and etc....they will be red and even at some point replaced. Then the very next series when they come back on the field everyone is 100% green and 100% refreshed. Unlike in a real game, riding the pine for a few minutes doesn't make you 100% again.
Progressive fatigue is when your players get tired in two ways, one is immediate, and that can be recovered quickly...by taking a play off or whatever...but the second would be incremental fatigue...in other words get your QB tired by running constantly and by the middle of the third quarter he's constantly yellow and maybe constantly red, depending upon the guy.
To put it quite simply, at the start of the 4th quarter when you go to a play call screen, before any play at all is run we should be seeing some light yellows, some dark yellows and maybe even a red labeled player here and there. Not only would this be better for the gameplay all around, it would lend a big heaping of realism to schools and individual players that are better conditioned as well.
Progressive fatigue is when your players get tired in two ways, one is immediate, and that can be recovered quickly...by taking a play off or whatever...but the second would be incremental fatigue...in other words get your QB tired by running constantly and by the middle of the third quarter he's constantly yellow and maybe constantly red, depending upon the guy.
To put it quite simply, at the start of the 4th quarter when you go to a play call screen, before any play at all is run we should be seeing some light yellows, some dark yellows and maybe even a red labeled player here and there. Not only would this be better for the gameplay all around, it would lend a big heaping of realism to schools and individual players that are better conditioned as well.
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seawolves9 @ 06/22/10 07:34 PM
As said by some already, the players need to turn to the sidelines to get the play on every play during the no-huddle, not just when you use a formation audible.. Those are the only times I've seen them look anyways.
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