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Toughest Places To Play in NCAA 10


Wednesday, April 29th, 2009

Gamerosters.com’s predicted Top 25 toughest places to play for NCAA Football 10. Sound off on our toughest places to play predictions comments section below.

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1. Florida – Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
2. Ohio State – Ohio Stadium
3. LSU – Tiger Stadium
4. Georgia – Sanford Stadium
5. Oklahoma – Memorial Stadium
6. Penn State – Beaver Stadium
7. Alabama – Bryant-Denny Stadium
8. Tennessee – Neyland Stadium
9. Nebraska – Memorial Stadium
10. Oregon – Autzen Stadium

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11. Virginia Tech – Lane Stadium
12. Texas – Texas Memorial Stadium
13. Auburn – Jordan-Hare Stadium
14. Iowa – Kinnick Stadium
15. Texas A&M – Kyle Field
16. Wisconsin – Camp Randall Stadium
17. Michigan – Michigan Stadium
18. Notre Dame – Notre Dame Stadium
19. Florida State – Doak S. Campbell Stadium
20. Clemson – Clemson Memorial Stadium
21. Texas Tech – Jones AT&T Stadium
22. USC – Los Angeles Coliseum
23. Arkansas – Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
24. Boise St. – Bronco Stadium
25. West Virginia – Mountaineer Field

Just missing the NCAA 10 toughest places to play top 25 list: NC State, Michigan St., California, Colorado, South Carolina, Utah

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Player Ratings for NCAA Football 10 (Predictions)


Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

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Note: Gamerosters.com does not edit the player ratings when they edit the rosters…these are just our predictions for what we think the ratings will be for the top players in NCAA 10. Please sign up for a chance to win a free copy of NCAA Football 10 on our homepage: www.gamerosters.com

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Top Five Running Backs

  • #1 Jahvid Best, California: 97 Overall
  • #2 C.J. Spiller, Clemson: 95 Overall
  • #3 Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon St: 95 Overall
  • #4 Charles Scott, LSU: 94 Overall
  • #5 Kendal Hunter, Oklahoma St: 94 Overall

Top Five Quarterbacks

  • #1 Tim Tebow, Florida: 99 Overall (91 Break Tackle)
  • #2 Sam Bradford, Oklahoma: 97 Overall
  • #3 Colt McCoy, Texas: 97 Overall
  • #4 Daryll Clark, Penn St: 94 Overall
  • #5 Todd Reesing, Kansas: 94 Overall

Top Five Wide Receivers

  • #1 Dez Bryant, Oklahoma St: 97 Overall
  • #2 Arrelious Benn, Illinois: 95 Overall
  • #3 Julio Jones, Alabama: 95 Overall
  • #4 Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas: 95 Overall
  • #5 Jordan Shipley, Texas: 94 Overall

Top Five Tight Ends

  • #1 Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma: 97 Overall
  • #2 Garrett Graham, Wisconsin: 96 Overall
  • #3 Rob Gronkowski, Arizona: 95 Overall
  • #4 Dennis Pitta, BYU: 94 Overall
  • #5 Anthony McCoy, USC: 94 Overall

Top Five Offensive Lineman

  • #1 Russell Okung, Oklahoma St, 98 Overall
  • #2 Trent Williams, Oklahoma: 97 Overall
  • #3 Mike Pouncey, Florida: 95 Overall
  • #4 Bryan Bulaga, Iowa: 95 Overall
  • #5 Ciron Black, LSU: 95 Overall

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Top Five Linebackers

  • #1 Brandon Spikes: Florida: Overall 97
  • #2 Eric Norwood, South Carolina: 95 Overall
  • #3 Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri: 95 Overall
  • #4 Navarro Bowman, Penn St: 94 Overall
  • #5 Mark Herzlich, Boston College: 94 Overall

Top Five Defensive Backs

  • #1 Taylor Mays, USC: 98 Overall
  • #2 Eric Berry, Tennessee: 98 Overall
  • #3 Trevard Lindley, Kentucky: 95 Overall
  • #4 Joe Haden, Florida: 95 Overall
  • #5 Syd’Quan Thompson, California: 94 Overall

Top Five Defensive Lineman

  • #1 Terrence Cody, Alabama: 97 Overall
  • #2 Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma, 96 Overall
  • #3 Jerry Hughes, TCU: 95 Overall
  • #4 Greg Hardy, Ole Miss: 95 Overall
  • #5 Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska: 95 Overall

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EA TALKS ABOUT NEW FEATURES: Season Showdown and TeamBuilder


Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

All-New Season Showdown
The season showdown is sure to add some excitement to online play.

  • *Players choose a school to represent
  • *Compete in nationwide competition
  • *Players will earn credits in-game through online matchups and single player modes.
  • *Credits accumulate in-game
  • *Players can also earn credits for their school via new web-based games

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TeamBuilder in NCAA Football 10 is going to be great. Here’s some info provided from EA.

NCAA Football 10 introduces TeamBuilder, an all-new, online create-a-school feature that will enhance the user’s ability to produce personalized content. With the capability to upload logos and numerous customization options for uniforms, fields, rosters, and much more, TeamBuilder gives users the opportunity to design completely original teams with infinite possibilities. Plus, preloaded logos for several Football Championship Subdivision schools will help users create authentic teams for NCAA Football 10. With its intuitively designed online database that is searchable across several fields, TeamBuilder allows users to share content with ease. A football fan’s dream, TeamBuilder will enable users to experience the excitement and pageantry of college football, defined by their own personalized creations.

I really think this feature is going to be great. Especially EA allows you to play online with your custom-built team!


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The Cover Candidates Are Out


Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

Sanchez gets the nod for the PSP cover.

Sanchez gets the nod for the PSP cover.


EA Sports has posted on its website that QB Mark Sanchez will be the PSP cover athlete for NCAA Football 10.

The covers for PS2, PS3, PSP and now Xbox 360 have all been announced. Just in, the cover of NCAA 10 for Xbox 360 will be Michael Crabtree.

Here’s the lowdown:

  • PSP – USC QB Mark Sanchez
  • PS2 – Texas DE/OLB Brian Orakpo
  • PS3 – Utah QB Brian Johnson (which we already knew)
  • 360 – Texas Tech WR Michael Crabtree.

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Andrews Jazzes Up the Game


Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

“Jacked” and “Jazzed” where the two adjectives Erin Andrews used to describe her excitement about being involved with NCAA Football 10. She stated that she will be featured in variety of special effects in this year’s game.

Erin Andews is in NCAA Football 10

Erin Andews is in NCAA Football 10


Andrews began her broadcasting career in her early days at Florida. Being from the south, she was at home with the football religion.


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Stadium Updates and Additions for NCAA 10


Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

Adam Thompson of EA Sports shared with us the NCAA Football 10 stadium updates and additions.



The following are new stadiums NCAA 10 is featuring this year:

  • *Mackay Stadium
  • *Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium
  • *UB Stadium
  • *Kelly/Shorts Stadium
  • *Peden Stadium
  • *Doyt Perry Stadium
  • *Romney Stadium
  • *Movie Gallery Stadium
  • *Alamodome

The following are updated stadiums NCAA 10 is featuring this year:

  • *Memorial Stadium (Illinois)
  • *BB&T Field
  • *Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
  • *Bronco Stadium
  • *Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium
  • *California Memorial Stadium
  • *Autzen Stadium
  • *Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium

Other 2010 Updates worth noting:

  • Davis Wade Stadium – New scoreboard
  • Carter-Finley Stadium – New scoreboard, player entrance
  • Nebraska Memorial Stadium – Additional video boards.
  • Boone Pickens Stadium – New video board
  • Vaught-Hemingway Stadium – New video board and player entrance area
  • Reser Stadium – New endzone seating, new scoreboard
  • Ross-Ade Stadium – Updated edgewalls
  • Amon G. Carter Stadium – Added athletic center to the endzone
  • Neyland Stadium – Update edgewalls
  • Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium – New endzone seatings
  • Legion Field – Removed upper deck from East side
  • Malone Stadium – Added tarps to seating sections
  • Mountaineer Field – Updated endzone seating

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Privatization of Pirate Control


Saturday, April 18th, 2009

We’re taking a break from the video game talk, and discussing a real-world issue…

The growing pirate problems facing shipping companies has become a major world-wide epidemic. Insurance companies are salivating, while ship crews are demanding steep increases in pay. The cost of fighting pirates will ultimately be passed on to everyone in the long run. Pirating is a real threat, and something must be done to contain it. I believe I have just the solution to drastically reduce pirating. Read on below to learn more.

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The answer is creating a for profit industry known as “private pirate hunting” expeditions. That’s right folks… for a cool $50,000/person you and up to four of you’re buddies can book a 5-day, all inclusive expedition on the 75′ “Executioner”. The armored, high-powered yacht comes fully staffed, and she showcases twin 1100hp engines for superior speed and maneuverability.

Your all-inclusive trip includes daily hand-prepared meals by chef Marcalo Diem, top shelf alcohol, afternoon deep sea fishing and of course a full slate of pirate hunting (snorkeling and para sailing optional add-ons). You’ll receive sniping instructions from our on-board marksman team, and you’ll be able to choose from over 25 different weapons including three of the worlds top sniper rifles.

The excitement doesn’t end there. After you’ve had a chance to get your feet wet, you’ll be led on the “night hunt”. We’ll fire up the GPS, and you’ll put on the night vision goggles and head right into the heart of pirating zones. Night hunts are always a great way to keep the excitement going into the wee hours of the morning.

The above post was written as a fictional advertisement for a potential “Pirate Expedition” company. It is never exciting to take human life, but pirating is becoming a huge problem and drastic actions need to be taken to end pirating’s dangerous ramifications. If anyone can tell me that four to five “Executioners” patrolling the coasts of Somalia wouldn’t drastically decrease pirating, I’m all ears. Please post your opinions and ideas in the comments section below.


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Jordan’s Last Shot


Thursday, April 16th, 2009



Michael Jordan’s last shot against the Utah Jazz in the NBA Finals.


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Online Dynasty Even Better in NCAA FB 10?…


Thursday, April 16th, 2009

A few days ago EA updated us on NCAA Football 10’s dynasty option. This feature allows a coach to create and manage a team preparing it for any match up despite the conference. Like last year, the player will be able to move teams amongst conferences and/or recreate their own conference; however, the new changes mainly focus on the recruiting aspect–especially the aspect of making it competitive.online-dynasty-promises
This year coaches will have the ability to talk recruits into staying. There is also more emphasis placed on the promises that a player can be offered, such as granting that a player will start. The video also explains that if a coach does offer certain promises, there will be added pressure on the coach to follow through; otherwise, there will be consequences. There will also be a difference in recruiting off season versus in season. Some recruits, including five star recruits, will be held until the off season. (Last year, when the off season came, almost all the players had signed.) Lastly, we can anticipate the fine tuning of player’s stats, which will result in a more realistic outcome during play.

To watch the video click here!


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Who will be on the cover?


Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

Who do you think will be on the cover this year? Many people in cyberspace are thinking that EA will be returning to a single star for all platform covers. As usual, there is a good chance that a QB will be featured; however, it would be nice to have either a RB or a WR.
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My top five predictions in no particular order:

  • 1)Texas Tech–Graham Harrell
  • 2)Florida–Percy Harvin
  • 3)Texas Tech–Michael Crabtree
  • 4)Iowa–Shonn Greene
  • 5)Georgia–Matthew Stafford

*Post your predictions in the comments! I look forward to hearing from everyone.


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