Most points scored on NCAA 07

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utvol0427

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My personal best is 105 against Oregon with Tennessee on Heisman level with 5 minute quarters. This game is just like every other year. It gets entirely to easy once you figure out what you are doing. Just wondering what everyone else's is?
 
#2
#2
Have you jacked up all your computer AI? Play online, it is a great game head to head.
 
#3
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I got 119 on Kentucky.......5 minute quarters Heisman and A.I. jacked up...............

*Play with the pennants, cheats, and then see what you can do.

This past years game I had over 200 on Kentucky in the first half.....I quit because it was so boring...........
 
#4
#4
I jacked all the AI setting up as high as they would go. I wish they would have a NCAA College Football Tourney somewhere around K-Town just so I could see how I measure up.
 
#5
#5
I am terrible against real people, I bet I win barely half the time I play.

What kills me most of the time is the option. Guys turing 720's in the backfield and juking out my defender..........

I HATE THE OPTION!
 
#6
#6
78 points on my friend in 3 minute quarters.

(I lost 82-78. This was our pre defense stage)
 
#8
#8
:lol: Sounds like a hell of a game. I wish that would happen. None of my friend play NCAA 07, so I usually beat them like 60/70 - 10 or something.

Versus the CPU... If I want pennant points, I'll usually notch it down to varsity and play any sort of all-time team versus a D-IAA squad. I usually win those games in the 110's to 0.
 
#9
#9
I schedule division 1-AA teams for the first game of the year in my dynasty's, i beat them usually by 110 or so, then schedule the highest ranked opponents i can for the rest of my non-conference. I once laid 96 on USC on heisman while they were ranked number 1. they kicked two field goals.
 
#10
#10
I usually let the CPU take over as soon as I have a big enough lead. It does all the proper substitutions for me... Which I like, it takes care of making sure as many of my players get playing time, keeping as many as possible from transferring.
 
#11
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What do you mean you let the CPU take over? You just watch the game or something?

I usually have 2 or 3 guys transfer... but I just recruit more blue chippers to plug in.
 
#12
#12
I go to the menu and just switch the controller over so it's cpu vs. cpu

I don't really care about pennant points, and I can let the CPU do substitutions for me. Not that big of a deal, and I only do that when the game is well in hand.
 
#13
#13
Aah, I see. Yeah, I don't care about the pennant points either. I turn that silly stuff off.

Sometimes for fun if I want a nice, high-scoring game I'll play the offense for both teams. Score with one, pause the game, switch the controller over the other team and so on. Fun stuff.
 
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I'm just not one to enjoy running up a score, even against Georgia or Florida.

If it gets to the point that I'm playing Heisman with the AI all "coked up" (Tecmo Super Bowl term for the computer defenses late in the year), and I'm still dominating, it's time for house rules.

House rule #1, no turbo on offensive plays. If it's still bad
House rule #2, CPU picks my offense. Still bad?
House rule #3, CPU picks my defense as well, and I'm hands off during defense. This usually ensures an even game, as the CPU calls defenses I'd never use.
 
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