The Ultimate EA NCAA Football Game Trivia

Bucky is the correct answer because Bucky Badger is the name of the mascot of the Wisconsin football team. Bucky Badger has been the official mascot of the University of Wisconsin-Madison since 1949. The team's ranking of #11 overall in EA Sports "NCAA Football" is unrelated to the mascot's name.

The correct answer is North Carolina Tarheels. In EA Sports "NCAA Football 2011," the Chapel Hill school that is ranked #22 overall is the North Carolina Tarheels.

In EA Sports "NCAA Football 09", the term "Ice The Kicker" refers to the strategy of calling a time-out in the final seconds of the game before a field goal attempt. This is done to put pressure on the opposing team's kicker and disrupt their concentration. By calling a time-out, the team hopes to "ice" or unsettle the kicker, causing them to potentially miss the field goal.

To build a program that advances over years in EA Sports "NCAA Football" video games, you should select Dynasty Mode. This mode allows players to take control of a college football program and manage various aspects such as recruiting new players, developing strategies, and competing in multiple seasons. It provides a more immersive and long-term experience compared to other modes like Create-A-Player, Season Mode, or College Classics.

Mark Sanchez was on the cover of "NCAA Football 10" for PSP.

Desean Jackson was on the cover of "NCAA Football 09" for Play Station 2.

The correct answer is Cincinnati Bearcats because they are the Ohio school that is ranked #24 overall in EA Sports "NCAA Football 2011".

The correct answer is Option Attack. This is the title of the option-based mini-game that can be played on EA Sports "NCAA Football 2006".

Michael Crabtree was on the cover of "NCAA Football 10" for Xbox 360.

Matt Ryan was on the cover of "NCAA Football 09" for Play Station 3.

Owen Schmitt was on the cover of "NCAA Football 09" for PSP.

The correct answer is Sparty. Sparty is the mascot of Michigan State University and was featured on the cover of "NCAA Football 09" for Nintendo Wii.

The correct answer is 2006. This is the year when the EA Sports NCAA football game introduced the "Race for the Heisman" mode.

EA Tiburon is the correct answer because EA Tiburon is the studio responsible for developing the "NCAA Football" series. "Turn the Tide" was introduced in one of the versions of the game developed by EA Tiburon. The other options, Nintendo, EA Sharks, and Sega Genesis, are not relevant to the development or introduction of the "Turn the Tide" feature in the "NCAA Football" series.

Brian Johnson was on the cover of "NCAA Football 10" for Play Station 3.