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To celebrate what could be the final season of the NDL, I have decided to record and post every Miami Hurricane game from the 28th Season of the NDL. I hope this add's to the enjoyment of the League we have all been a part of... Some from the start, some for just a couple seasons. Enjoy!

Nice!!!

Make us proud!

christ im gonna regret accepting your OOC.

I approve of the icing the kicker!

I'd do it every time!

I did it twice Can't take those timeouts home with me

entertaining

the video quality is great.

If you think there is a problem with the NCAA game, it's say its the playbooks.

have barely changed in the last 5 versions sans a few read option plays

Wow.. I just realized that I left the last minute game tying TD out of the video!

It just cuts to LSU's last possession, tied at 28... Oh well, guess I gotta be more careful when I'm editing!

Thats ok we all saw my epic mistake

Whittness10 wrote:Thats ok we all saw my epic mistake

so many times you two left points on the field
...

ajalves wrote:the video quality is great.

If you think there is a problem with the NCAA game, it's say its the playbooks.

have barely changed in the last 5 versions sans a few read option plays

Thats because really there is nothing new anyone is running in college football, just different variations of the same thing. The only offense the game doesn't have a decent representation of is Gus Malzahn's offense, and sort of Urban Myers, or the ability to motion the rb from one side to another, or slot to hb position out of 5 wide. The later though, no team really does as that is more of a HS offense.


But in terms of plays , there is really nothing new, besides maybe adding trick plays, but who honestly expects them to get that right, without it being either broken, or over effective.

6ftdeep wrote:

Whittness10 wrote:Thats ok we all saw my epic mistake

so many times you two left points on the field
...

The "Chip" in me wouldn't let me kick the field goal to end the half... haha

6ftdeep wrote:

ajalves wrote:the video quality is great.

If you think there is a problem with the NCAA game, it's say its the playbooks.

have barely changed in the last 5 versions sans a few read option plays

Thats because really there is nothing new anyone is running in college football, just different variations of the same thing. The only offense the game doesn't have a decent representation of is Gus Malzahn's offense, and sort of Urban Myers, or the ability to motion the rb from one side to another, or slot to hb position out of 5 wide. The later though, no team really does as that is more of a HS offense.


But in terms of plays , there is really nothing new, besides maybe adding trick plays, but who honestly expects them to get that right, without it being either broken, or over effective.

i meant more in terms of passing routes

I'm sure the passing routes will improve in next year's game....

too soon?

6ftdeep wrote:

ajalves wrote:the video quality is great.

If you think there is a problem with the NCAA game, it's say its the playbooks.

have barely changed in the last 5 versions sans a few read option plays

Thats because really there is nothing new anyone is running in college football, just different variations of the same thing. The only offense the game doesn't have a decent representation of is Gus Malzahn's offense, and sort of Urban Myers, or the ability to motion the rb from one side to another, or slot to hb position out of 5 wide. The later though, no team really does as that is more of a HS offense.


But in terms of plays , there is really nothing new, besides maybe adding trick plays, but who honestly expects them to get that right, without it being either broken, or over effective.

I was really hoping that they would have added that to this years game... Coming out empty and motioning the slot to run inside zone is one of my favo parts of the Urban Meyer / Dan Mullen offense.

Here is the latest update from the Hurricane Network..

Entertaining game till the 4th quarter.
I didn't see the score up front, so it was fun to watch.

Thanks for watching, Nid!