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| /c/CFB Poll Top 25 |  |
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| 1. Oregon |  |
| 2. Indiana |  |
| 3. Ohio State |  |
| 4. Miami |  |
| 5. Georgia |  |
| 6. Texas |  |
| 7. Notre Dame |  |
| 8. BYU |  |
| 9. Tennessee |  |
| 10. Penn State |  |
| 11. Alabama |  |
| 12. SMU |  |
| 13. Boise State |  |
| 14. Ole Miss |  |
| 15. Army |  |
| 16. LSU |  |
| 17. Texas A&M |  |
| 18. Iowa State |  |
| 19. Pitt |  |
| 20. Washington State |  |
| 21. Clemson |  |
| T-22. Louisville |  |
| T-22. South Carolina |  |
| 24. Kansas State |  |
| 25. Colorado |  |
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July 9th, 2013. 10 years have passed without one of the best video game series and the ultimate hype builder for the coming season!
Next year the franchise is expected to return as EA Sports CFB with licensed teams and (potentially) actual players and I, for one, can't wait.
RIP. I loved these games. I was a huge fan of the head coach mode, whatever it was called
Dynasty mode was amazing! It's said to be the main focus of the new game so there's hope it'll make a strong comeback
Sick! Well that gets me excited. I hope they don't have the playing card micro transactions mode that Madden has. If they just focused on the gameplay and modes like Dynasty I might seriously consider buying it.
They will definitely have that. EA has to get paid in micro nowadays. I think it would be initially funny if you had to pay to prevent nil transfers. I'm just very pessimistic but I want another good CFB game
They also will definitely have a version of ultimate team because they had it in NCAA 14. But yes I'm optimistic that they will focus on dynasty because they know this game can't flop.
Well EA bought Metalhead Studios, who make a great arcade-style baseball game Super Mega Baseball, a couple years ago much to the disappointment of fans. They just released the fourth game in the series and so far, no micro transactions. So 🤞
That's true. To restart the brand it's gotta be good. Here's to hoping!
I think it would be initially funny if you had to pay to prevent nil transfers.
Someone at EA: "Someone, quick. Write that down!"