NCAA Football 2013 doesn't have Alfred Blue?

Probably not


Don't feel bad..one of my brothers friends is a linebacker for MSU (white guy, about 6'2 225) They have him as a 5'10 235 pound black guy

i think they do some of this based off what they were at the beginning cause 12 was the same way they had Ware with 16 and at fullback and he played full back the year before at the beginning some...Or maybe they do hate LSU and they are a bunch fuk ups


mine as well look for a uploaded roster online and fix all of them

it technically doesn't have any current NCAA players

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Yeah, how dare these players complain that EA, Microsoft, and the NCAA make millions off their likeness and not compensate them one bit. Selfish bastards!

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What happened to the days when it was just "cool" to even be on a video game? I hate that this generation is always looking for an easy buck at someone else's expense. EA puts in the time and work to make the best simulation of college football they can, and douches like Sam Keller want to take that away from them. When you attend college on an athletic scholarship, you consent to the university using your "likeness" in a reasonable way (i.e. billboards, advertisements, etc.) Does EA Sports not have to go through each university on the game to gain their permission to use the stadiums/uniforms/other trademarked university items? In this scope of things, how does a players likeness fall outside these boundaries?

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Yeah, how dare these players complain that EA, Microsoft, and the NCAA make millions off their likeness and not compensate them one bit. Selfish bastards!

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Oh, I didn't know college football players owned the jersey number given to them or the rights to being black or white. That's all EA uses. Btw, EA, the NCAA & Microsoft are doing just fine now I imagine.

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When you attend college on an athletic scholarship, you consent to the university using your "likeness" in a reasonable way (i.e. billboards, advertisements, etc.)

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Do they sign this type of waiver when they enroll in the university? And would this be within what the NCAA would deem "reasonable" after Keller's case?
I would like LSU's players accurately represented but the big corporations like EA and the NCAA have to find ways to cover their backsides.

Lawsuits are expensive.

If I am going to pay $60 for something, I expect it to be accurate. This is why they need to quit coming out with a game every year, release yearly updates and fix thier issues before they release another one.