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EA SPORTS has posted a new video showcasing the stadium additions and changes coming to NCAA Football 11. The video shows changes to stadiums for schools such as Michigan, Vanderbilt, Arkansas, and more. Click Read More to see the video. ...

Numerous community members will be receiving copies of NCAA Football 11 on Tuesday, June 29 including the admins of The Gaming Tailgate and members/admins of other community sites. Please note that ALL ASSETS, IMPRESSIONS AND REVIEWS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED UNTIL FRIDAY, JULY 9TH AT 12:00PM EST (9:00AM PST). If we are able to utilize the Dynasty Wire feature, we will update this thread.

However, click Read More to view the already submitted questions and to post your own. Once the embargo is lifted, we will attempt to answer as many as possible as well as provide game media and information.

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MadScientist06 of MaddenMatrix.com managed to capture seven videos of him going through a dynasty at E3. In the first video, we see him setting up a dynasty as well as a glimpse at recruiting before finally starting a dynasty game. The other videos manage to show off the better part of a full game of Penn State vs FCS Southeast as well as a matchup of Penn State vs Alabama. Watch the first video after the break and follow the source link for the remaining videos. ...

NCAA Football 11 designer Russ Kiniry talks about Online Dynasty, Dynasty Wire, and what fans of the game can expect with these features come July 13 in this latest video from EA SPORTS.

Starting later today, members of the media will be participating in an Online Dynasty with Russ as the commissioner. Follow the action via the twitter and Facebook accounts of those involved. Confirmed participants: Operation Sports, more to come.

Click Read More to see the video with Russ. ...

NCAA Football designer Anthony White has posted another offensive styles blog, this time focusing on the Pistol offense run by schools such as Nevada. Click Read More for the blog. ...

EA Mobile has released NCAA Football for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game features 55 college teams and a create-a-team mode. NCAA Football for the iPhone and iPod touch is developed by EA Mobile and appears similar to Madden 10 for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game is currently available for $6.99 and $7.99 for the HD version.

Click Read More to view screens of the game and to read the full game description. ...

The NCAA Football 11 website has posted a blog from Associate Designer Larry Richart discussing the No-Huddle Offense in the game. The blog is filled with info, videos and more, so click Read More to view the entire entire. ...

Even though we had an early look at some of the changes to the NCAA Football 11 TeamBuilder site, it was an inadvertent leak of the site. However, EA has now officially unveiled the site which can be accessed by going to http://teambuilder.easports.com/. While, most of the changes from when we last saw the site are cosmetic, this should now allow you to create teams that will be compatible with the upcoming release of NCAA Football 11 on July 13th.

Click Read More to see the list of team nicknames that will be announced in game. ...

Courtesy EA Sports: On Monday the 14th, the demo for NCAA Football 11 was released on Xbox Live and the Playstation Marketplace, and so far the impressions have been overwhelmingly positive. But some are wondering, is the Demo truly NCAA Football 11? It came out a month before the game is due to hit shelves, so does that mean we put another month of work into the game after that? Yes it does! As a matter of fact, we finished the demo on the 1st of May and finished the game on the 1st of June. In this blog I will address some of the differences between the demo and the final product.

What's Been Done Since the Demo? Click Read More to see the list. ...