Just Played Florida

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I set 15:00 quarters, playing in the Swamp at night and tried to run a "Tennessee Game Plan" as much as possible.

Tennessee won 59-56 in 2OT

Leak was 36-74 561 yds and 5 TDs 4 INT's
Ainge was 22-42 462 yds and 3 TDs 3 INT's
Clausen was 5-13 104 yds and 0 TD's 1 INT

Florida's back rushed 10 times for 51 yards
Riggs was 62 carries 263 yards 4 TD's

Florida's #5 WR had 10 receptions for 206 yards and 2 TD's
Florida's #8 had 4 receptions for 137 yards and a TD
Swain had 6 receptions 157 yards
Riggs had 7 receptions for 114 yards
*5 UT receivers had 80 yards or more

Leak was sacked 9 times
TN QB's were sacked 8 times

TN led TOP 42:34 to 17:26
 
#2
#2
Setting 15 minute quarters is unrealistic... The game moves much faster than games in real life. I'd say maybe 7 or 8 minute quarters are representative of real life football.
 
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#3
If the game moves faster than real life, (which it does) you would want longer quarters in the game, to try and even up the difference.
 
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#5
I played the FL game the other night. For fun, I tuned it down to rookie and jacked all my offesive sliders to 99.

Final was 126 to 14. They scored their first 2 possesion and never again. 1100+ total offesenive yards. 700+ yards passing from Ainge. 300+ yards for Riggs. Got them both in the top 4 of the Heisman watch.

Sometimes, I just love turning it down and just putting on an offesive show. Onside every time so when they punt, you get it around the 20 and get 80+ offensive yards each drive. Add a couple returned INTs and a punt return (usually I just move away and let them down it as deep inside as they can). Amazingly, my reciever each had 2 TDs each for 4 or 5 guys and 1 TD for a couple more guys.
 
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#6
How do you let anybody score against you when you're playing on Rookie? I mean, if you were playing as like a D-IAA team vs. USC maybe, but other than that... How?

BTW I've done that and won games like 140-0 it's pretty fun.
 
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Originally posted by milohimself@Jul 22, 2005 4:17 AM
How do you let anybody score against you when you're playing on Rookie? I mean, if you were playing as like a D-IAA team vs. USC maybe, but other than that... How?

BTW I've done that and won games like 140-0 it's pretty fun.
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Going for the pick with the only guy near the receiver. I missed twice and both were waltzed in because my guy was eating grass.
 
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I play on 5 min quarters....I played florida on heisman and was up 17-0 in the 1st and by the end of the game they were up 49-30 with about 2 mins left... I played the game in the Swamp and Chad Jackson went off on my secondary in the 2nd half
 
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I don't know why everyone changes the length of the quarters. I play 5 minute quarters and turn it up to Heisman and all of my games are realistic.
 
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Just beat kentucky 63-7..

Foster had 33 carries for 389 yds 6 tds

Ainge was 5-9 180 yds 2 tds
 
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#12
I usually play either 4 or 5 minute quarters. The game (and my play calling) is way too fast for anything above that for it to be realistic as far as the numbers go.
 
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My playcalling is kind of slow... I've switched my game up a little to try and run a Bill Parcells-style off kilter offense. Set a pattern to try and put the defense in a groove then switch it.
 
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#14
video games are never acurate considering i play on all american and i am 3-0 (i play the same schedule) and i have won each game by an average of 64-20. (i beat uab 83-10). it is completely different as in real like leak should have a good game but in the game he passed for around 150 yards.
 
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#15
You have lesser amounts of yards in the game for some reason. Most games I have seen with five minute quarters, 250 yards of offense can win the game. It's just how it works.
 
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#16
It seems kinda back and forth on All American...some games are super close against easy opponents, others are blowouts.

Memphis had a HORRIBLE secondary. I only rushed 3 times, and threw the rest, beat them 112-35 (i started running up the score a bit, hehe)

Ainge had a great game, so did Meachem.

I'm sure that Florida will be a nailbiter, though. Last season, I beat Georgia 31-30, and on the last play of the game, they threw a bomb, their WR caught it, and my FS came out of the endzone and slammed him Out of Bounds on the ONE. I thought I was going to have a heart attack!
 
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Originally posted by jwells@Jul 26, 2005 8:04 PM
I'm sure that Florida will be a nailbiter, though. Last season, I beat Georgia 31-30, and on the last play of the game, they threw a bomb, their WR caught it, and my FS came out of the endzone and slammed him Out of Bounds on the ONE. I thought I was going to have a heart attack!
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I would be out a controller if I got bombed on like that.
 
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I almost was the other day...I was playing LSU in the Sec champ on the 05 season...I threw the ball 2 times the entire game. Once was an interception...the other was a tip, then a catch, then a fumble, and he ran it back on me 85 yards. I got up, flipped my chair over, stomped off..

I can't handle crap like that! That, and when your players do stupid stuff, like stop running with his man in coverage...
 
#19
#19
Well, if your D-backs are playing zone, they tend not to leave unless their side of the field is empty and nothing is coming their way.
 
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For some reason, they'll stop covering when the ball is almost at the receiver...its really wierd. Most of the time , they can catch back up...but sometimes they really let them have the big play.

What's hurting me now is the loss of almost my entire D-line...I can't get pressure like I could in my 05 season.
 
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#21
You've GOT to have a good pass rush. In my 3rd season Rico McCoy became a BEAST of a linebacker and got the "Impact Player" Label... the entire season I was able to send him in and either cause a bad pass, get a sack, or tackle the RB in the backfield... I'm about to play the '07 NC against Michigan... I gave up an average of 10 rushing yards a game.
 
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