Bill Walsh's College Football Faq/Team Overview By Ocissordei Version 1.0 CONTENTS: 1. Intro 2. FAQ 3. Team Overview 4. Conclusion/thanks/Legal Stuff ------------------------------------------------- 1. Intro Bill Walsh's College Football is basically the route of all common football games as it takes the old madden engine and turns it into a much-improved engine (play switching etc. is much improved). However, BWCG is a very unbalanced games and quite possibly picking the correct team is the most important thing you do. This is because most of the teams have certain specialties. For example, Colorado has a horrible running back yet Georgia has a semi-spectacular one. If you try to use the same strategy and plays for both you will surely get walloped by the computer or anyone that you try to play against. The point of this FAQ is to give you percentiles that reflect the skills of each of the teams to give you a better idea of how to strategize. Strategies for this game will be pretty simple seeing that it is a primitive football game (i.e. having a good receiver is basically blatantly saying, Pass the ball a lot). Using this FAQ can easily turn your losses into wins. ------------------------------------------------- 2. FAQ Q: Wait, Does choosing a team really make that much of a difference? A: hell yes it does. Picking a team like Colorado over a team like Arizona will probably cause a loss in the person that picked Colorado when you are playing with even remotely equivalent skills. Q: I am having trouble with team X and I don't understand how your team overview will help me. In other words, what do all these numbers mean? A: These numbers are based off of in-game percentiles that basically give all the teams a percentile based on how good that skill is. When picking a team you'll probably will want to choose one by overall, but if you know that you can do something well (like run) then you will want to pick a team that has a high percentile in that skill (running back etc.). If you are having trouble with a certain team just look it up in the overview and see the high-low scores of it's skills and change your playing style from there. ------------------------------------------------- 3. Team Overview Arizona Overall: 91 Quarterback: 61 Running back: 72 Wide Receiver: 68 Offensive Line: 78 Defensive line: 76 Linebackers: 100 Secondary: 93 Place Kicker: 82 Punter: 72 Boston: Overall: 70 Quarterback: 64 Running back: 79 Wide Receiver: 72 Offensive Line: 70 Defensive line: 51 Linebackers: 76 Secondary: 84 Place Kicker: 51 Punter: 87 College station: Overall: 72 Quarterback: 58 Running back: 77 Wide Receiever: 65 Offensive Line: 73 Defensive line: 65 Linebackers: 81 Secondary: 78 Place Kicker: 73 Punter: 83 Colorado: Overall: 88 Quarterback: 74 Running back: 50 Wide Receiver: 98 Offensive Line: 76 Defensive line: 54 Linebackers: 91 Secondary: 93 Place Kicker: 75 Punter: 100 Columbus Overall: 63 Quarterback: 70 Running back: 61 Wide Receiver: 66 Offensive Line: 82 Defensive line: 61 Linebackers: 71 Secondary: 68 Place Kicker: 71 Punter: 75 Florida: Overall: 54 Quarterback: 82 Running back: 54 Wide Receiver: 87 Offensive Line: 74 Defensive line: 50 Linebackers: 66 Secondary: 52 Place Kicker: 63 Punter: 72 Georgia Overall: 73 Quarterback: 64 Running back: 84 Wide Receiver: 75 Offensive Line: 78 Defensive line: 64 Linebackers: 71 Secondary: 73 Place Kicker: 84 Punter: 77 Hawaii: Overall: 50 Quarterback: 83 Running back: 77 Wide Receiever: 63 Offensive Line: 60 Defensive line: 65 Linebackers: 50 Secondary: 57 Place Kicker: 82 Punter: 93 Kansas: Overall: 59 Quarterback: 88 Running back: 78 Wide Receiver: 58 Offensive Line: 60 Defensive line: 52 Linebackers: 73 Secondary: 70 Place Kicker: 96 Punter: 68 Miami Overall: 81 Quarterback: 80 Running back: 50 Wide Receiever: 87 Offensive Line: 70 Defensive line: 73 Linebackers: 88 Secondary: 85 Place Kicker: 61 Punter: 83 Michigan: Overall: 70 Quarterback: 61 Running back: 81 Wide Receiver: 74 Offensive Line: 98 Defensive line: 71 Linebackers: 75 Secondary: 51 Place Kicker: 55 Punter: 66 Nebraska: Overall: 66 Quarterback: 74 Running back: 93 Wide Receiver: 54 Offensive Line: 74 Defensive line: 54 Linebackers: 78 Secondary: 69 Place Kicker: 67 Punter: 89 Provo: Overall: 69 Quarterback: 67 Running back: 68 Wide Receiver: 92 Offensive Line: 77 Defensive line: 63 Linebackers: 77 Secondary: 55 Place Kicker: 71 Punter: 79 Pullman: Overall: 78 Quarterback: 77 Running back: 53 Wide Receiever: 99 Offensive Line: 81 Defensive line: 54 Linebackers: 79 Secondary: 80 Place Kicker: 80 Punter: 52 Raleigh: Overall: 65 Quarterback:62 Running back: 72 Wide Receiver: 69 Offensive Line: 78 Defensive line: 65 Linebackers: 62 Secondary:74 Place Kicker: 76 Punter: 64 S.C. Overall: 54 Quarterback: 70 Running back: 50 Wide Receiver: 82 Offensive Line: 66 Defensive line: 54 Linebackers: 77 Secondary: 55 Place Kicker: 55 Punter: 68 South Bend: Overall: 80 Quarterback: 72 Runningback:85 Wide Receiver: 71 Offensive Line: 91 Defensive line: 75 Linebackers: 75 Secondary:69 Place Kicker: 71 Punter: 89 Syracuse: Overall: 71 Quarterback: 75 Running back: 70 Wide Receiver: 79 Offensive Line: 84 Defensive line: 60 Linebackers: 70 Secondary: 69 Place Kicker: 73 Punter: 85 Stanford: Overall: 90 Quarterback: 69 Running back: 73 Wide Receiver: 73 Offensive Line: 90 Defensive line: 61 Linebackers: 89 Secondary:92 Place Kicker: 82 Punter: 83 ST. College Overall: 66 Quarterback: 56 Running back: 65 Wide Receiver: 77 Offensive Line: 73 Defensive line: 55 Linebackers: 73 Secondary:79 Place Kicker: 57 Punter: 66 Tallahassee Overall: 92 Quarterback: 100 Running back: 63 Wide Receiever:90 Offensive Line: 87 Defensive line: 66 Linebackers: 94 Secondary:89 Place Kicker: 55 Punter: 50 Tennessee Overall: 65 Quarterback: 80 Running back: 61 Wide Receiver: 63 Offensive Line: 74 Defensive line: 77 Linebackers: 75 Secondary: 62 Place Kicker:84 Punter: 79 Washington: Overall: 80 Quarterback: 80 Running back: 60 Wide Receiever:75 Offensive Line: 84 Defensive line: 68 Linebackers: 82 Secondary: 82 Place Kicker: 75 Punter: 66 ------------------------------------------------- 4. Thanks/Legal Thanks to EA Sports for making an actually semi-decent college football game. Thanks to CJayC for posting this FAQ All rights are reserved of their respective owners. Bill Walsh's College Football is a reserved right of EA Sports. 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