In my first game, Ballgame completes 16 of 21 passes for 294 yards, four touchdowns and 55 yards rushing. Not sure if there are any leadership attribute points that drop because of selfishness, but I decide after watching my running back take another handoff 80 yards for a score later in the game that I should audible to passes and look out for number one, or in this case the quarterback with 13 on his jersey in honor of my favorite player of all time, Dan Marino. So when it's first-and-goal from the 2, I know I should be handing the ball off to the star running back who just got us here with a 70-yard sprint down the sidelines, but I want to throw the touchdown pass so it looks good on my stats. It's funny because even though I'm trying to lead my team to a state championship, I want to get the biggest passing numbers possible so I can sign to a better school. Obviously, as a quarterback, I'm taking all the snaps, but it's nice to skip through the defensive part of the game as it makes things much faster (and I can even sim through the handoffs if I don't feel like watching the running plays).

What's great about the mode is you only play the downs you are actually in the game for, and the rest, you can sim or watch on a play-by-play basis. You can sim through the high school playoffs, but I actually think this is the most important time to play because depending on how well you do, that is going to determine what type of recruit rating you receive, and the higher your recruit rating, the better the schools that will pursue you. After creating my player (choose options like gloves, wrist bands, helmet type and even pads to help differentiate yourself), it's off to the first round of the playoffs where my school is taking on some team from La Verne. Jonny Ballgame himself, needs to actually get a scholarship before I can continue. It's a re-imagination of the old Campus Legend mode, adding in some great new (and much-needed) presentation thanks to Andrews and her highlight show where she pops up from time to time to talk about your career.īut first things first. But that's what 'NCAA Football 10's' new Road to Glory feature is all about. And, oh yeah, Erin Andrews and an ESPN crew are there to document his every move.

Ballgame has four rounds to put his rifle arm on display and bring home the title.

It's the quarterback's time to impress the college scouts as he tries to earn scholarship offers from some of the top schools in the nation. Jonny Ballgame steps onto the field for the first game of the California high school state championship tournament.

Arena football road to glory teams