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Post by tothehouse on Jun 29, 2006 19:04:23 GMT -6
What about approaching EA Sports to do a high school football game? What would you like to see that is different from the NFL and NCAA games? It would probably have more bad penalties by referrees....lol And lastly....WHAT WOULD IT BE CALLED!!  |
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Post by chiefscoach on Jun 29, 2006 19:15:51 GMT -6
That would be a great idea. Maybe have like the USA Today National Top 25 Teams at the end of the year be featured in the game. That would be really neat.
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Post by tothehouse on Jun 29, 2006 19:23:20 GMT -6
My thought is this. Have schools that have had a long standing tradition put together their best rosters (determined by the coaching staffs, current and past) and submit them to EA. Put their names on the back and also let the buyer create a team/player and put their name on the back of the jerseys.
Obviously have the ability to create plays from all offenses. Don't use the NFL or NCAA engines. Create a seperate engine for the DW, wingt, single wing, etc.
Prep Pigskin
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Post by dragon on Jun 29, 2006 19:42:20 GMT -6
That would truly be a treat to gamers and non-gamers alike, especially those who coach. The thing is, EA has a hard enough time pleasing people with Madden and NCAA, especially when it comes the offenses. They would have an extremely rough time with trying to put in the Double Wing, Single Wing, and even Wing-T. They are still trying to master the spread option in NCAA and other things, and while it may be possible with all of the technology to actually do this. EA would definitely need to sit down and actually work with high school coaches to get everything right.
If they were to make a HS football game, I wouldn't want one done half way, and unless football coaches were intimately involved, it wouldn't come out that great.
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crl
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Pick me , pick me... I want to be on the RNC location scout team.
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Post by crl on Jun 30, 2006 12:26:39 GMT -6
Guys we forget, the programers at EA are the ones we use to kill when it rained and we played war ball. Thick glasses, taped in the middle and arms and legs like daddy long legs... of course they are raking in about 150 K a year to 250 k with stock options, while we are trying for a camp job to make an extra 600 in the summer.
They studied ,we got the girls...
Darn stupid brain...why did you let me down!
Can´t blame MR. P...don´t want no strike and Viagra will eat up my camp money like rats on chesse.
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Post by coachmyers on Jun 30, 2006 13:05:34 GMT -6
Have it be State specific but feature the top 100 or so from around the nation and their offenses. Too bad this whole concept would lose more money than possible
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Post by brophy on Jun 30, 2006 13:22:07 GMT -6
EA Sports presents Super Stud USA
*Deal with angry parents
*Pursuade grumbling boosters who say you don't pass the ball enough
*Cope with a backstabbing spineless AD
*Handle the Police department when your starting strong safety participates in armed robbery
*Get beaten up by the vicarious uncle of your running back who thinks you should run the option because it worked at Oklahoma in the 70's.
*Get drunk with your coaching staff after the games
*Curse out those same coaches during the game
fun fun fun.
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