How many of you on here absolutely loved to play NCAA Football by EA sports? It was a game I bought every year and about the only game I ever played. It was always released sometime in July I believe. I always started a dynasty with Ole Miss. I wasted hours of my life playing that game. Now I don't do any gaming at all.
We all know they stopped making the game after the lawsuit that a few players brought for their likeliness in the game of themselves. Also, they did not make any money from the game.
Here's my idea. Let the power five conferences make a deal with EA sports, ESPN, and Rivals. Involved in the deal would be a percentage of the money going to every athlete in the game to help pay for their extra stipend. It will take pressure off certain schools with less budgets. It would be another revenue stream for the schools. Also, you have ESPN back announcing on the game itself with a game day theme. I mention rivals because they can add a completely new element to the game. They can have a truly updated version of recruiting on the video game. There would have to be a stipulation to keep kids names and likeliness before they actually committed to a school and enrolled. But that would also allow you to put names of the players in the game because they are receiving benefits from EA sports. Obviously there would be a lot of litigation involved. But it was just something I thought about before.
Any better ideas or comments?
We all know they stopped making the game after the lawsuit that a few players brought for their likeliness in the game of themselves. Also, they did not make any money from the game.
Here's my idea. Let the power five conferences make a deal with EA sports, ESPN, and Rivals. Involved in the deal would be a percentage of the money going to every athlete in the game to help pay for their extra stipend. It will take pressure off certain schools with less budgets. It would be another revenue stream for the schools. Also, you have ESPN back announcing on the game itself with a game day theme. I mention rivals because they can add a completely new element to the game. They can have a truly updated version of recruiting on the video game. There would have to be a stipulation to keep kids names and likeliness before they actually committed to a school and enrolled. But that would also allow you to put names of the players in the game because they are receiving benefits from EA sports. Obviously there would be a lot of litigation involved. But it was just something I thought about before.
Any better ideas or comments?
