re: NCAA 12 GB Tourney(PS3) HAMMOND TIGER FAN IS IN THE FINALS! WHO'S NEXT!?!?

Are those teams official? Didnt realize we were picking teams yet.

I don't think teams should be picked until the bracket is full. Late comers will be hard to find when they realize they don't have a shot at one of the top guns.

Or better yet, a good rule would be you can't use the same team twice. If I would be Oregon and I lost with them the first round because their defense isn't strong enough for me, then let me use Florida in the second round.

Ok, cool! See my edited post.

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I don't think teams should be picked until the bracket is full. Late comers will be hard to find when they realize they don't have a shot at one of the top guns.

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this brings up a very good point.

Put me in this.

Hyms22

Are FCS teams back in this year?

They haven't been in this game in many years.

so, double or single elimination guys?

you want in, i might just open it back up until release?

well, i initially thought people would want to play the game and get a feel for the teams, then pick. but some are picking now. as for odd numbers, i wouldn't worry about it. there's plenty of games to be played now. not to mention we're leaning towards the double elimination. i figured a prize would want people to participate more. i considered 20 psn dollars for ps store. i got battle: los angelos during lunch on blu ray so i may give the Resistance 3 beta out along with the 20 psn bucks.

this is the closest i could findLINK

Top Five Running Backs
#1 LaMichael James, Oregon: 98 Overall
#2 Trent Richardson, Alabama: 95 Overall
#3 Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina: 94 Overall
#4 Knile Davis, Arkansas: 93 Overall
#5 Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M: 92 Overall

Top Five Quarterbacks
#1 Andrew Luck, Stanford: 99 Overall
#2 Kellen Moore, Boise State: 96 Overall
#3 Denard Robinson, Michigan: 94 Overall
#4 Landry Jones, Oklahoma: 93 Overall
#5 Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State: 93 Overall

Top Five Wide Receivers
#1 Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State: 97 Overall
#2 Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma: 97 Overall
#3 Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina: 97 Overall
#4 Michael Floyd, Notre Dame: 95 Overall
#5 Juron Criner, Arizona: 93 Overall

Top Five Tight Ends
#1 Michael Egnew, Missouri: 95 Overall
#2 Ladarius Green, Louisiana-Lafayette: 91 Overall
#3 George Bryan, NC State: 90 Overall
#4 Brandon Barden, Vanderbilt: 89 Overall
#5 Philip Lutzenkirchen, Auburn: 88 Overall

Top Five Offensive Lineman
#1 Nate Potter, Boise State: 96 Overall
#2 Barrett Jones, Alabama: 95 Overall
#3 Riley Reiff, Iowa: 94 Overall
#4 Matt Kalil, USC: 94 Overall
#5 Jonathan Martin, Stanford: 94 Overall

#1 Luke Kuechly, Boston College: 97 Overall
#2 Manti Te’o, Notre Dame: 97 Overall
#3 Travis Lewis, Oklahoma: 96 Overall
#4 Lavonte David, Nebraska: 95 Overall
#5 Sean Spence, Miami: 94 Overall

Top Five Defensive Backs
#1 Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech: 96 Overall
#2 Mark Barron, Alabama: 95 Overall
#3 Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina: 93 Overall
#4 Alfonzo Dennard, Nebraska: 93 Overall
#5a Cliff Harris, Oregon: 93 Overall
#5b Chase Minnifield, Virginia: 93 Overall

Top Five Defensive Lineman
#1 Jared Crick, Nebraska: 97 Overall
#2 Quinton Coples, UNC: 96 Overall
#3 Brandon Jenkins, Florida State: 95 Overall
#4 Jonathan Massaquoi, Troy: 93 Overall
#5 Jerel Worthy, Michigan State: 93 Overall