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Quote: Originally Posted by TheFuture15

I disagree. When 2 of your 4 DL end up on their backsides it has nothing do do with the speed difference between WR's and DB's.

One of our posters made the observation playing as USC against Utah State with pass block sliders at 0 for the cpu and break block at 100 for the user. He observed how he wasn't able to get any pressure whatsoever against the Utah State line. I could understand the reverse happening in the game -Utah State's d-line getting manhandled, but the defensive line for USC would and in the game should the entire offensive side of Utah State's game. Basically it seems like player ratings are not factored in enough into line play in NCAA this year. And that there is some sort of inherent gameplay mechanic giving the o-line a huge advantage.