NCAA csevegő

Ncaa holtszezont nem kovetem.
Irnatok egy korai top5os Power rankingot. Kik fognak menni a bajnoki cimert?
beltazor

1. OHIO STATE
2. GEORGIA
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3. TEXAS
4. OREGON
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Florida State, Utah, Alabama, Penn State, Notre Dame, Ole Miss...

Ncaa holtszezont nem kovetem.
Irnatok egy korai top5os Power rankingot. Kik fognak menni a bajnoki cimert?

Mivel nincs Sooners topic, ide rakom be

Sources: Oklahoma has agreed to a new six-year contract for coach Brent Venables. The new six-year deal includes a significant raise for Venables, and there’s been an uptick in overall program commitment as OU heads to the SEC. pic.twitter.com/Poq859eg40

— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) June 21, 2024

Senki nem akar már Gator Bowlban játszani, pláne a PO után, a felvetést sem értem
r.baggio

Pénz, presztízs, a mostani rendszerben mégis a Big Six után következik.

Senki nem akar már Gator Bowlban játszani, pláne a PO után, a felvetést sem értem

Ugyan, dehogy
r.baggio

Ez mondjuk nagy kiszúrás egy mondjuk kétvereséges csapattal, a hagyományos rendszerben simán egy Gator-szintű bowlban játszhatott.
A leesőknek helyet kéne biztosítani a bowlrendszerben.

Aki megveszi majd a játékot, írjon pár szót légyszi, megéri-e, vagy csak a madden 1-2 kiegészítéssel. régóta agyalok egy PS5 beszerzésén de ekkora löketet még nem kaptam, mint ez 😀

utoljára talán madden 14-gyel játszottam PS3-on, azelőtt meg a 08 PC-n. utóbbi fényévekkel jobb játékélményt nyújt szerintem.
dancogo

Én elő is rendeltem, de "csak" a standard editiont, így nekem nem lesz 3 napos early access-em. Az athleticen amúgy van már egy betekintő Chris Vanninitől

 www.nytimes.com/athletic/5523815/2024/05/29/ea-sports-college-football-25-video-game-features/

Aki megveszi majd a játékot, írjon pár szót légyszi, megéri-e, vagy csak a madden 1-2 kiegészítéssel. régóta agyalok egy PS5 beszerzésén de ekkora löketet még nem kaptam, mint ez 😀

utoljára talán madden 14-gyel játszottam PS3-on, azelőtt meg a 08 PC-n. utóbbi fényévekkel jobb játékélményt nyújt szerintem.

Ugyan, dehogy

OFFICIAL RELEASE: The College Football Playoff has announced dates, kick times and broadcast information for the 2024-25 playoff, the first year of the expanded 12-team format.

Read more » https://t.co/Ysq0kR5NfA#CFBPlayoff 🏈🏆 pic.twitter.com/Lk6EqE37MM

— College Football Playoff (@CFBPlayoff) June 5, 2024

r.baggio

Az kiderült, hogy a döntőig jutó csapatok trófeahalmozók lesznek, de az első körben kihullók is lehetőséget kapnak játszani a hagyományos bowlszezonban?

OFFICIAL RELEASE: The College Football Playoff has announced dates, kick times and broadcast information for the 2024-25 playoff, the first year of the expanded 12-team format.

Read more » https://t.co/Ysq0kR5NfA#CFBPlayoff 🏈🏆 pic.twitter.com/Lk6EqE37MM

— College Football Playoff (@CFBPlayoff) June 5, 2024

"Fox selected Penn State–West Virginia as its first Big Noon game on Aug. 31, airing opposite ABC’s previously announced noon kickoff for Georgia versus Clemson in Atlanta. Other notable Week 1 games include Miami at Florida (3:30 p.m. ET on ABC), Notre Dame at Texas A&M (7:30 p.m. ET on ABC) and Sunday’s LSU–USC matchup in Las Vegas (7:30 p.m. ET on ABC)."

VÉGE AZ AMATŐRIZMUSNAK

The NCAA and its five power conferences voted to approve terms of a multibillion-dollar settlement to resolve three antitrust lawsuits, paving the way for schools to pay athletes in what would mark a seismic change to the college sports business model.


 www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/40206469/ncaa-settlement-pay-college-players-analysis
r.baggio

Ez remélhetőleg már érinteni fogja a lányomat jövőre.
Egon bá

Remélem a kis tökösömet is vagy 10 év múlva 😁

Nem valamennyit, több milliárd dollárt

VÉGE AZ AMATŐRIZMUSNAK

The NCAA and its five power conferences voted to approve terms of a multibillion-dollar settlement to resolve three antitrust lawsuits, paving the way for schools to pay athletes in what would mark a seismic change to the college sports business model.


 www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/40206469/ncaa-settlement-pay-college-players-analysis
r.baggio

Jól olvasom, hogy visszamenőleg is fizetnek valamennyit?

VÉGE AZ AMATŐRIZMUSNAK

The NCAA and its five power conferences voted to approve terms of a multibillion-dollar settlement to resolve three antitrust lawsuits, paving the way for schools to pay athletes in what would mark a seismic change to the college sports business model.


 www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/40206469/ncaa-settlement-pay-college-players-analysis
r.baggio

Ez remélhetőleg már érinteni fogja a lányomat jövőre.
Egon bá

A Title IX miatt biztosan

VÉGE AZ AMATŐRIZMUSNAK

The NCAA and its five power conferences voted to approve terms of a multibillion-dollar settlement to resolve three antitrust lawsuits, paving the way for schools to pay athletes in what would mark a seismic change to the college sports business model.


 www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/40206469/ncaa-settlement-pay-college-players-analysis
r.baggio

Ez remélhetőleg már érinteni fogja a lányomat jövőre.

VÉGE AZ AMATŐRIZMUSNAK

The NCAA and its five power conferences voted to approve terms of a multibillion-dollar settlement to resolve three antitrust lawsuits, paving the way for schools to pay athletes in what would mark a seismic change to the college sports business model.

Nem breaking news, de erről a hírről eddig valahogy lemaradtam:

"Conference USA will add Missouri State as a full conference member on July 1, 2025, the conference announced Friday.

The move will grow CUSA to 12 members in 2025, including the additions of Kennesaw State this summer and Delaware next year. It will also grow the Football Bowl Subdivision to 136 members."
r.baggio

Kár, hogy már nem Bobby Petrino ott a HC. Hanem a veje, aki követte őt a Bears kispadján. 😀

Jövő héten pedig várhatóan jön a megegyezés a House v. NCAA trösztellenes perben, ami egy teljesen új korszakot nyit majd főiskolai-egyetemi sportok tekintetében

 www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2024/05/18/house-v-ncaa-settlement-vote/

Nem breaking news, de erről a hírről eddig valahogy lemaradtam:

"Conference USA will add Missouri State as a full conference member on July 1, 2025, the conference announced Friday.

The move will grow CUSA to 12 members in 2025, including the additions of Kennesaw State this summer and Delaware next year. It will also grow the Football Bowl Subdivision to 136 members."

SEC 2024 - trailer

This new SEC commercial is SO BADASS pic.twitter.com/NrLFczOuCP

— BCS Joseph🤘🇻🇦 (@JosephManero) May 17, 2024

 youtu.be/W1QDaXkufCo?si=PQQkb_uYJbyidYwp

Világos, nagyrészt sejtettem előre a magyarázatot.
Azért köszi.

PC-s változat gondolom szóba se került.
Kampman

Way back in April, I reported that the targeted release date for EA Sports College Football would be July 19, and that the company was targeting May 16 for an additional “full reveal.” I also reported that there would be three cover athletes, who play different positions, from different power conferences.

And yesterday, on May 16, EA Sports officially announced the covers for the video game, featuring Texas QB Quinn Ewers, Colorado WR/DB Travis Hunter, and Michigan RB Donovan Edwards.

It wasn’t the full reveal, but that was pretty close, I think. EA plans to release another trailer today (I’m told that, sadly, it features Mr. Edwards running wild on my Ohio State Buckeyes), with more information to come next week.

I’m sure half of the internet will be happy to break down these various trailers, and I plan to have a lot more specific information about the video game in the coming two weeks or so. But since my DMs are 95% about this stuff, I did want to quickly address one question I have been getting a LOT.

The game’s announcement says EA CFB 25 is coming to PlayStation and Xbox.

So why isn’t this thing coming to PC?
So let me preface this statement with this. No member of the EA Sports communication team has, either in a prepared statement or on deep background, confirmed any explanation for why the game is not being released on PC at launch. I have asked, and I will likely continue to ask, but officially, I have no response. If that changes, I will update this post.

Unofficially, I’ve talked to a few people at EA, as well as industry professionals at other studios or with companies familiar with the sports video game industry…and every conversation came back to a single core fact.

The juice, right now, isn’t worth the squeeze.

Industry sources tell me that porting any completed game from PS5/Xbox to PC, or Switch, or any other platform, is not nearly as easy or simple as changing a file extension and clicking a few buttons. PC, in particular, is a challenging environment to port because it requires a different level of testing and continuous support. Developers need to understand how different hardware configurations or non-game software updates could impact memory usage or system performance, in a way that is more streamlined on console releases.

For titles that have massive audiences, or project to have audiences that are disproportionately concentrated in the PC gaming world, that’s a pain in the butt, but very doable. But multiple professionals have told me this isn’t actually the case for AAA sporting titles, because the sports game population, across multiple titles, is overwhelmingly centered on consoles. Specifically, multiple people familiar with EA’s offerings suggested that north of 80%, and for some titles, north of 90% of the game’s player base, plays on consoles.

So we’re already dealing with a comparably smaller user base. But I’m also told that the substantial majority of those PC users are not based in North America. For a sports title with global appeal, like NBA2K or EA Sports FC, that’s not a big deal. But a college football game is unlikely to be appealing to many gamers in places like China, South Korea or Brazil….countries where almost nobody follows college football. PC gaming is often more popular in countries where import taxes can make owning video game systems substantially more expensive…but that doesn’t describe the US market.

Throw in the fact that publishers also need to be concerned about how the PC mod community could cause problems with college and athlete intellectual property licenses, (not to mention cheating in online play) and you have all sorts of compelling reasons for a major sports publisher to pass on a PC port.

That doesn’t mean the game will be a console-exclusive forever. As EA (and other companies) get better market data on the college sports video game market, they could very well decide to create games for other platforms. It’s possible that PC (and international growth) in other EA Sports (or other publisher) titles could eventually lessen the technical and resource costs for PC support.

But in the meantime, if you want to play an AAA-caliber college sports video game…you need to buy a modern PlayStation or Xbox.