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EA SPORTS has posted part two of three in their NCAA Football 14 Dynasty Mode blog series. This entry focuses on the new Coach Skills feature, which helps users customize their skills & abilities to maximize their potential in an attempt to get a leg up on the competition.

Part three of the blog series is expected to cover the improved Power Recruiting system. Continue on to read the full blog from EA SPORTS and then share your thoughts with the community. ...

In March, the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail revealed that two West Virginia football staffers visited EA SPORTS to help them improve the realism and fun factor while recruiting within Dynasty Mode in NCAA Football.

With Dynasty Mode improvements formally announced by EA SPORTS this week, the Daily Mail was now able to learn from WVU staffers Director of Football Operations Alex Hammond and Coordinator of Recruiting Operations Ryan Dorchester, and also NCAA Football Producer Ben Haumiller on how they helped to improve the game.

Continue on to read some excerpts of the article and click here to read Mike Casazza's full article at dailymail.com. ...

EA SPORTS has posted part one of three blogs that will detail the improvements coming to Dynasty Mode in NCAA Football 14.

The first blog covers some aspects of Coach Skills, Power Recruiting, and Presentation-related Dynasty Mode improvements.

There is no known date for blog parts two & three. Continue on to read the blog and then share your thoughts with the community. ...

EASPORTS has released their Dynasty Mode Trailer for NCAA Football 14. In the trailer, David Pollack tells you about the new recruiting mechanic that uses points rather than time and also touches on being locked out from a recruit. Additionally we learn that coaches now have skills that they earn through an RPG element. Continue after the break to see the video. ...

Today is the release of NCAA Football 14 Dynasty Mode info. As various sources from around the web release information, we'll continue to update this post.
Information comes from:

• Game Informer
• Tradition Sports
• OS Press Row Podcast
• Hardcore Gamers

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EA SPORTS has posted their official playbook blog detailing NCAA Football Ultimate Team which is coming to NCAA Football 14.

If you’ve been playing EA SPORTS games over the years, you’ve likely gotten hooked on Ultimate Team mode in Madden NFL, FIFA or NHL. Well now you can get the same experience in NCAA Football 14. Let’s take a quick tour of the mode so you’re ready to create your own Ultimate Team on July 9. ...

Hey College Football Fans, EA SPORTS Game Changer SG Dirtyburt here to discuss the latest NCAA Football 14 Playbook reveal, Ultimate Team. You may ask, what is Ultimate Team? The Ultimate Team mode has been in other EA Sports titles (Madden NFL Football, FIFA, and NHL) for several years now. Ultimate Team is a combination of Fantasy Football and Card Collecting allowing you to put together a “Dream Team” of players from different teams by opening card packs. You will start this journey by choosing your favorite team and opening their Starter Pack to fill the positions on your team. One thing you will notice about the players in the Starter Pack, they are all former College Football players. The Starter Pack also gives you the Stadium, Jersey, and Playbook of the team you choose as your favorite. Now you are ready to begin building the next Dynasty in College Football. ...

As more information about NCAA Football Ultimate Team is released, we'll continue to update this post with more information.

Continue on to read Ultimate Team previews from Operation Sports, Game Informer, Kotaku, and ESPN Playbook. ...

EA SPORTS has posted a new blog detailing some of the improvements coming to the "sights and sounds" of NCAA Football 14.

The blog notes the team's focus on getting accurate uniforms into the game (including getting them into the game as soon as possible), the addition of Seven Nation Army & Kernkraft 400, and also includes screenshots from some of the new playable camera angles coming to the game.

Click here or continue on to read the entire blog. ...