Category: NCAA Football 14

EA Sports is continuing to put out plenty of new videos every day at E3.  Today the crew put together a 6 minute clip of Georgia Tech vs. Clemson.  Now that the NCAA Football 13 team ratings are out, we know that Clemson is a 97 overall and Georgia Tech is an 87 overall.

This is our first real look at the triple option in NCAA Football 13.  The video is embedded below so you can check it out for yourself.  Let us know what you think in the comments section.

The guys over at Tradition Sports Online put together a nice list of each teams ratings in NCAA Football 13.  Their list includes overall, offense, defense, and prestige ratings for every team in the game.

The first thing that caught my eye was the overall team ratings being higher than I remember.  It has always been much easier to be rated a 99 in NCAA Football in Madden but when 5 teams are rated 99 overall, it does seem like a re-adjustment of the ratings should be made.  Those teams with the 99 overall rating are LSU, Oregon, USC, Texas, and Wisconsin.  Umass has the honor of being rated the lowest team with a 60 overall rating.

The ratings are listed as a reference below. Who do you think is overrated or underrated?  Let us know in the comments section or in our NCAA Football 13 forum.

Team	Overall	Offense	Defense	Prestige
Air Force	75	75	74	3
Akron	63	67	61	1
Alabama	97	92	95	6
Arizona	83	81	84	3
Arizona State	85	84	80	3
Arkansas	95	95	87	5
Arkansas State	81	86	74	2
Army	73	75	71	1
Auburn	93	89	91	6
BYU	89	89	84	4
Ball State	73	77	71	2
Baylor	87	88	84	3
Boise State	89	89	82	5
Boston College	85	83	86	3
Bowling Green	75	75	76	2
Buffalo	71	75	69	1
Cal	85	89	76	3
Central Michigan	73	77	69	2
Cincinnati	89	84	87	3
Clemson	97	95	91	5
Colorado	83	80	82	2
Colorado State	83	81	80	2
UConn	83	83	80	3
Duke	83	84	78	2
ECU	83	80	82	2
Eastern Michigan	77	78	73	1
FIU	85	83	82	1
Florida	91	84	93	6
FAU	60	60	63	1
Florida State	97	92	95	5
Fresno State	87	89	78	2
Georgia	97	95	91	5
Georgia Tech	87	86	84	4
Hawaii	79	78	80	2
Houston	87	84	86	3
Idaho	65	64	67	1
Illinois	83	81	82	3
Indiana	77	77	76	2
Iowa	91	89	89	4
Iowa State	83	81	82	2
Kansas	79	80	76	2
Kansas State	91	92	86	3
Kent State	71	69	74	1
Kentucky	83	83	80	2
LSU	99	92	97	6
La Tech	81	81	78	1
Louisville	87	84	86	3
Marshall	73	75	71	2
Maryland	85	80	87	3
Memphis	61	66	60	1
Miami (FL)	91	88	89	5
Miami (OH)	79	80	74	2
Michigan	97	94	91	6
Michigan State	93	89	89	4
MTSU	65	70	61	1
Minnesota	77	75	76	2
Mississippi State	87	84	86	3
Missouri	89	89	84	4
North Carolina State	91	89	87	3
Navy	77	77	76	3
Nebraska	91	91	87	5
Nevada	83	83	80	3
New Mexico	65	64	69	1
New Mexico State	65	70	60	1
North Carolina	91	89	87	4
North Texas	69	70	69	1
NIU	79	78	76	2
Northwestern	87	86	84	3
Notre Dame	97	94	95	6
Ohio	81	81	80	2
Ohio State	95	89	95	6
Oklahoma	97	95	93	6
Oklahoma State	95	92	91	5
Ole Miss	83	81	84	2
Oregon	99	94	95	6
Oregon State	79	81	76	2
Penn State	89	86	89	5
Pitt	85	89	76	3
Purdue	87	84	84	3
Rice	73	75	73	2
Rutgers	87	83	87	3
SMU	89	89	84	3
San Diego State	83	84	76	3
San Jose	73	75	73	1
South Carolina	95	92	91	4
Southern Miss	83	81	80	2
Stanford	93	91	89	5
Syracuse	81	83	78	3
TCU	93	94	87	5
Temple	81	83	78	2
Tennessee	89	88	84	4
Texas	99	91	99	6
Texas A&M	93	92	87	4
Texas State	65	67	65	1
Texas Tech	87	89	82	3
Toledo	83	81	80	2
Troy	73	74	73	2
Tulane	65	69	63	1
Tulsa	91	89	86	2
UAB	65	69	65	1
UCF	85	84	82	3
UCLA	87	88	82	2
UL Lafayette	77	81	71	1
UL Monroe	69	74	65	1
UMass	60	61	61	1
UNLV	63	67	61	2
USC	99	99	91	6
USF	81	80	80	3
UTEP	75	74	76	2
UTSA	63	66	63	1
Utah	95	92	91	4
Utah State	75	78	73	1
Vanderbilt	77	80	74	2
Virginia	89	88	84	3
Virginia Tech	95	88	99	5
Wake Forest	81	84	76	2
Washington	93	92	86	4
Washington State	79	83	74	1
West Virginia	87	91	76	4
Western Kentucky	73	74	73	1
Western Michigan	77	78	74	1
Wisconsin	99	97	95	5
Wyoming	79	78	80	2

Another NCAA Football 13 video came out of the EA booth at E3 today.  The video below shows a cpu vs. cpu game featuring West Virginia and Texas.  It doesn’t show us too much but if you haven’t had a chance to play the demo yet or if you are just looking for some extra gameplay footage, take a look at the video.

NCAA Football 13 is still set to come out on July 10th, 2012.

The NCAA Football 13 demo is now out on XBOX 360 and the PlayStation 3 will follow shortly.  This is the earliest a demo for NCAA Football has ever been released.  EA Sports looked to time the announcement with E3 possibly to try to draw away from the fact that NCAA 13 will not have the new physics engine that was revealed yesterday in Madden 13.

If you share the demo, you get 5 new NIKE Pro Combat Uniforms.  The demo gives you 3 matchups: Kansas State Vs. Baylor, LSU vs. Alabama, and USC vs. Oregon with 3 minute quarters.  Check out the newest trailer below.

NCAA Football 13 will see much improved scouting in the popular dynasty mode.  In the past, scouting a player didn’t tell you too much about his real in-game attributes.  This year, depending on how many hours you spend on a recruit, you receive more and more information and specific player ratings for that player.

This is a big improvement on paper but it remains to be seen how much of an impact it has on the game.  Most experienced dynasty players know that 4.26 speed translates to 97-99 speed.  However this information could be very useful if you are interested in more obscure stats like route running, or impact blocking.

You can judge for yourself in the video below.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have Herschel Walker on your favorite college football team?  NCAA Football 13 will allow you to play that fantasy out in its brand new feature titled, “Heisman Challenge.”  Yesterday we showed you screenshots of Tim Tebow and Robert Griffin III in this game mode and today we have the full details.  In this new feature, you will be able to take previous Heisman trophy winner’s and place them on any team you would like.

If you download the NCAA Football 13 demo, you will get additional Heisman winners Jim Plunkett, Archie Griffin, and Tim Brown. If you pre-order from Gamestop, you will receive Tim Tebow, Mark Ingram and Matt Leinart.

You can watch the webcast from EA Sports or the 1 minute trailer going over Heisman mode.