NCAA Football 07

[Clutch0364]

does anyone know if theres a way to see the rosters before the game comes out? I remember last year, someone posted the roster from the game, before it came out. Ive been looking for that on google and everywhere else. If you have any idea please help, thanks.

They have not released any of that this year. For what reason I don't knwo but I haven't been able to find anything either.

[Jeaux]

FKrosters.com usually has all div 1 school roster before the game comes out.

[Clutch0364]

Wells guys sense I'm a nice guy and all I went to eacustomcovrs.com and got us a custom cover made for us cajun fans check it out.

http://eacustomcovers.com/gallery/cajuns

[skankinCajun]

thats AWESOME

[Turbine]

Wells guys sense I'm a nice guy and all I went to eacustomcovrs.com and got us a custom cover made for us cajun fans check it out.

http://eacustomcovers.com/gallery/cajuns

KING Clutch

[locoguano]

Little crowded on that cover... if yall have a link to a site with some high res UL game pics, I'll make a few covers..

[Clutch0364]

Little crowded on that cover... if yall have a link to a site with some high res UL game pics, I'll make a few covers..

I was going to get the guys on the site to make a few more but I couldn't find any good pictures.

[campo118]

is there any way you can order a copy of the game with that cover? If so count me in.

[MiamiCajun32]

is there any way you can order a copy of the game with that cover? If so count me in.

From preview on XBOX magazine website: (seems pretty amazing, so much detail. can't wait to play it!)

Using satellites (where and when EA got satellites I have no idea and they wouldn't tell me), the crew at EA Sports was able to capture the exact sun position for every stadium, including latitude, longitude, time (including daylight savings time), and temperature differences throughout the year. This translates into the kind of dynamic lighting that gives the game the most photorealistic nature of any sports title I've seen to date. You'll see the sun in its accurate location in the sky for every game, dropping the realistic shadows throughout the stadium. It's the first time playing in January actually feels like playing in January as you watch the cloudy sky turn dark and the rain drench the field as time progresses and you're driving for that game-winner. Even if you're only playing five minute quarters, the lighting and weather will change like it would for a three hour game in South Bend.

There are 70 schools that got the full treatment of details, including everything in a two mile radius around the stadium. Someone from EA Sports drove the country for four to five months last year taking pictures throughout each stadium and the surrounding areas. He would stand at the 50 yard line with his camera and shoot in a circle in order to realistically depict every section. He even busted out the measuring tape, taking measurements of rails, stands, seats, and sidelines then translated them into the game. One Tiburon producer claimed that the 360 version is the closest replica you can see of a stadium without having the blueprints. As an example, the current gen stadiums consist of 2,500 polygons. Next gen? Try 125,000 polygons. In terms of textures, the current gen game claims one-half meg of texture space. Next gen claims 17 megs. That's why you'll finally see the H-style goalposts at LSU and even the 5 yd markers on certain fields.

What you'll see in every stadium is an actual living environment. Look into the crowd to see accurately located student sections, alumni sections, visitor sections, and even spots for the home and away bands. Each set of fans will react differently to what's happening on the field; stomping their feet, clapping their hands, even holding their hands over their mouths in astonishment of the one-handed catch they just saw. On the flip side, the visiting fans will sit down and shake their heads, not believing their D just gave up such a big play. Look to the sidelines to see the mascots also reacting to what's happening on the field and leading the cheers. When a player with the ball breaks into the open field, you'll see fans stand in anticipation. When the band plays the school fight song, fans will clap along, and best of all, you'll finally see fans participate in everything from the Florida State War Chant (chop and all), to the Florida Gator Chomp.

[locoguano]

Little inside info from someoen who got an early copy fo the game...

HB # 32 OVR 86 - SPD 92 - STR 59 - AGI 93 - ACC 94 - AWR 76 - BKT 78 - ELU 65 - BCV 73 - CAR 87 - CTH 65