Ineligible Teams:
Bama, Cal, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, LSU, Miami, Michigan, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas, Southern Cal
Overall Game Play Rules of the Tournament:
No “global” playbooks may be used.
Difficulty setting will be All-American.
5 minute quarters.
In-game injuries will not carry over to the next game.
Created teams or players cannot be used in the tournament.
Fatigue and injuries will be ON.
Weather is OFF.
NO fake punts or field goals.
NO on-sides kicks unless a player is losing in the 4 quarter.
Players are not allowed to audible out of QB kneel, field goal or punt formations.
Tournament:
This will be a double-elimination tournament. All teams will be randomly seeded in Bracket A to begin the tournament. Teams that win will continue to advance in Bracket A. Once a team loses their first game, they will be moved to Bracket B, where they must win all remaining games or face elimination from the tournament. So any team with two losses is immediately eliminated. The last team with 0-1 games lost will win the tournament. The second team listed in a specific match-up gets to be the home team. Games may be played on either a PS3 or a XBOX 360, depending on the first-available console.
Penalties:
In addition to “in-game” penalties, the following behavior will be penalized. Unsportsmanlike conduct by a youth participant (trash-talking, profanity, throwing controller, etc.) will result in a player on defense taking an off-sides penalty OR the quarterback on offense taking a delay of game penalty on the next resulting play.
Team/Player
Arizona – Reid Adams
Arizona State – Ty Roberts
Arkansas – Walker Minor
Auburn – Bradford Abele
Boise State – Niko Paige
Clemson – Austin Hancock
Houston – Will Hardwick
Iowa – Will Vickery
Kansas – Ben Haynie
Michigan State – Jai Hammers
Nebraska – Curtis Bowden
Oregon State – Jake Rice
South Florida – Jared Chappell
Texas A&M – Grant Young
TCU – Peyton Hewitt
Texas Tech – Coby Milner
Tulsa – Norman Chen
Vanderbilt – Patrick O’Sheal
Virginia Tech – Nathan Hospes
Western Kentucky – Ryan Detwiler
West Virginia – Nolan Turner
Wisconsin – Bart Styes