Some of you remember a few pretty darn good players in Tech’s past that could have been picked for the cover of NCAA FOOTBALL-10, if it was operational during their time.

They would have been:

• Donnie Anderson, RB→ Mister All-America everything back in the mid 60’s & 1st round pick by Green Bay, who signed the largest contract in history in the NFL up to that point.
• Tom Wilson QB→ A great quarterback of the same era.
• David Parks, TE→ Another All-American and 1st round pick in the NFL draft.
• E.J. “The Beast” Holub, LB/C→ Another All-American in ’59 & ’60, then Hank Stram, coach of the K.C. Chiefs, labeled as the hardest worker and energizer he had ever had on his teams; that if he had a team full of Holub types, he would never lose a game.

And there are a few more (QB Rod Allison, RB “Bam” Morris, our RB Ricky Williams). So, yes, I can imagine a Tech player gracing the cover. There have been several great players, as you can see, at Tech throughout their history, with Crabtree possibly the best, but at least on a par with them anyhow. Just don’t sell those greats short when considering something like what is brought up in this post.

I have never played xbox. I have a playstation 2. I have every NCAA football game for PS2, I think since they started, but I am definitely not buying the Orakpo version. I think I am going to trade everything in for an xbox so I can get the Crabtree game. What is the difference between xbox and PS2? Does this seem like a good idea?

And furthermore, will this game have last years’ players on it? I thought they entered the kids stats from 2009 rosters, computed their measurables, so a fast reciever would out run a not as fast DB. Will this years Tech team on all those games have Crabtree, Morris, Harrell, Williams? Could a GREAT video game player beat OU with Baylors players on one of those things?