NCAA Football 07 Review
12 out of 15
EA Sports finally delivers a true successor to NCAA 2004 for the Xbox.
Date: Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Author: William Abner

Despite any grandiose new features, NCAA 07 is a smashing success. Yes, it's a glorified patch for last year's game – but it plays such a better game of football that the lack of new snazzy features should not stop fans from grabbing a copy. This is the best that the series has been since the 2004 version and shows that the franchise is finally back on the right track. - William Abner

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