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#demo Normally the demo for NCAA Football pairs participants from the national championship game, and the latest one, releasing next week, still does. It just features the combatants from the 2003 BCS championship game. Update: Plus six more teams. More »

#demo Normally the demo for NCAA Football pairs participants from the national championship game, and the latest one, releasing next week, still does. It just features the combatants from the 2003 BCS championship game. Check the screenshot gallery for why. More »

#screens Seven new screens from EA Sports show pregame animations, similar to those last seen in last-gen versions of NCAA Football, returning to this year's game. More »

The demo for NCAA Football 11 will arrive June 14 for Xbox 360 owners, June 15 on the PS3, according to EA Sports. No word on the matchup but past demos have featured the previous national title game participants, which in this case would be Texas and Alabama. More »

#sports See that guy right there? That's not Jeremiah Masoli. EA Sports can't show the Oregon quarterback, not because of amateurism regulations or the licensing agreement, but because the dude burgled the SAE house. More »

#clips More than any other sport, haves and have-nots define the culture of college football. But in this video, second-tier programs like Nevada, East Carolina and the Maryland Terrapins show that you really can win with anyone in NCAA Football 11. More »

Nate gets all the details on the changes to this year's game.

Nate chats it up with this year's cover athlete.

This is as close to Saturday pigskin as this series has ever been.

Take another trip to the collegiate gridiron.

#clips Some earlier screenshots gave us an idea of the lighting and detail upgrades due for NCAA Football 11. Now footage just released by EA Sports shows what it all looks like in motion. More »

#sports Last year's NCAA Basketball 10 rendered its games in the broadcast style of CBS Sports and ESPN. That game died but the concept survived; NCAA Football 11 will deliver ESPN's college football package of graphics, wipes, themes and more. More »

For the dozens of you interested in the NCAA Football franchise returning to PSP in 2010, today's news of the 2011 iteration of the game not heading to Sony's handheld is likely a pretty major bummer. On one hand, you were probably expecting it when yesterday's announcement of Tim Tebow as the cover athlete didn't include the PSP on its list of consoles (also absent was the Nintendo Wii), but on the other hand, there's been a PSP release for the last two years. IGN confirmed the lack of a PSP version release with EA, who subsequently confirmed an iPhone App Store release. So there's something, right? Right?

Hey guys, where are you going?

[Via Kotaku]

Who knows where ex-University of Florida QB Tim Tebow will end up in the upcoming NFL draft, but one thing's for certain: he's landed himself on the cover of NCAA Football 11. The celebrated quarterback ends his collegiate career with one last highlight before going pro -- an honor bestowed on just 18 others in the history of the series.

Tebow is known for his decorated college football career, having won the Heisman Trophy is 2007 as a sophomore (the first to do so) and the Davey O'Brien award in the same year for being "the nation's best quarterback." But did you know that he was born in the Philippines? Bet you didn't know that! How about the fact that he spent his final three summers as a high school student in his country of birth helping his father with missionary work? Also true! And now, well now he's on the cover of NCAA Football 11.

#psp Whoops. File this one under things I should have followed. When EA Sports said Tim Tebow was its coverboy across all versions of NCAA 11, I assumed that included the PSP. It doesn't. Because there will be no PSP version. More »

Tear down the goalposts, Sony haters; you just won.

#sports Tim Tebow getting the cover of NCAA Football 11 was part rumor, part poorly kept secret, and all but assured. EA Sports has confirmed for Kotaku that Tebow will be on the cover of all versions of the game. More »

But did they use his new throwing motion or his old throwing motion?

#easports The agent for former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow says he was in Orlando last week to do "promotional work" for EA Sports, and while nothing's confirmed, it's almost unimaginable he won't be on the cover of NCAA Football 11. More »

Your first look at the next iteration of college football brought home.

#sports Upgrades to lighting and shadows have become something of a trend in sports gaming - we saw it in both baseball games that just released, and we'll see it improving the photorealism in July's NCAA Football 11. More »

We didn't see it in action, but EA has our attention.