Others say...

"7 year old loves this game"
my son loves to play ncaa football and he actually has learned about the real game of football by doing so. sometimes, he likes to play as the mascots of the team for more fun and interest.

"The challenge never ends"
There is no end to how much time and fun you can have with this game. It is easy to get started and yet can be adjusted to meet your ever growing expertise. Lots of game options and almost an endless number of teams and ways to play. It's hard to stop playing to do the things you should be doing.

"NCAA FB 07"
This game is a lot of fun, would recomend it to others.

"ncaa 07 college football"
Very good throughly enjoy it. Im stationed in okinawa japan, and the game got here very fast, greatly appreciated.

"Hopelessly Addicted"
To be honest, I had zero interest in NCAA Football 2007 when it was released a little while ago. I go to a Division 1-AA school (Northeastern) with a sinking football program so we just don't get that fired up about college football here. However, a buddy of mine from another school did pick it up and immediately started raving about it, describing all the unique features and improved gameplay over Madden. Eventually I gave in and bought the game, and became immediately hooked.

I've never been a huge fan of the Franchise Mode in any sports games. I enjoy playing single season campaigns, but the feeble attempts at simulating life after the season is over for a coach or owner were just annoying and seemed like a waste of time. For some reason, I can't get enough of the Dynasty mode for NCAA Football 2007. For one thing, the playstation 2 version of the game is extensive enough that even my pathetic Northeastern found its way into the game. I immediately chose them as my dynasty team, and exported them out of their crappy AA conference and into the Big East. Even though we suck in real life, there's something satisfying about turning around a terrible program with heavy recruiting and overachieving on the field.

I am just starting my fifth season as the head coach at Northeastern and I couldn't be more satisfied with my job. We are coming off of three straight Big East title championships, two orange bowl victories, and last year culminated with the National Championship. NU was invited to join the ACC Conference so this coming season we will be playing with the big boys. By choosing to focus more percentage points on recruiting, we have managed to land a top-notch draft class. Parsons Field in Brookline, Massachussetts is routinely filled to the brim (about 10,000 people max), and I have received offers to coach at esteemed football programs such as Florida, USC, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia Tech.

It's details like these that make the dynasty mode of NCAA Football 07 incredibly addictive. I daydream in class about how I can shut down Ohio State's pass heavy offense (my free safeties are slightly weak this year, we're working on it). My defense is annually the weak link so I spend every second of every defensive play audibling linebackers all over the place, shifting linemen, switching from zone to man, trying anything to shut down the other team's momentum. I get upset when my star players don't show up to study hall and I have to bench them for a game. The offseason is done particularly well, moving things along at a fast pace, but giving you plenty of time to develop recruits and plan your strategy.

I don't need to mention the slick presentation, but I will anyway. The gameplay is very smooth, and except for a few small glitches I encountered (one glitch had me in a permanent huddle with my offense)and the commentating that eventually gets repetitive when you've played through four full seasons (Lee Corso is really starting to get on my nerves, but I forgive him every time he puts on an NU helmet before each game to predict the winner), I never get tired of bouncing a good run to the outside for twelve yards, or going deep down the sideline and watching the receiver make a sick, slow motion, over-the-shoulder grab. At some point, I should consider doing more homework and studying more for exams, but right now, I'm content to prepare for Northeastern University's home opener against #1 Florida. Gotta put on a good show, the potential recruits will be there.