Or better yet, I don't think either organization wants Florida State's Peter Warrick playing the game in his apartment and seeing No. 9 for the Seminoles get in the ref's face and argue a call. The jaded cynic looks at this scenario and says NCAA Football lends its name to such a game for the all-mighty dollar. If you think I a nit-picking, I am. I admit it. But the NCAA has certainly been accused of nit-picking over the years.
Some organizations just open themselves to criticism, no matter how minute and trivial.
So I called the NCAA, wanted to find out what is going on. It took the NCAA and NCAA Football a little over a week to get back with me. EA Sports, also known as Electronic Arts, released a statement, but it took a little prodding for the company to actually send it to me. NCAA Football worked in conjunction with EA Sports to develop a video that would promote college football. This is the third year the two sides have produced a video game.