EA Announce Robert Griffin as NCAA Football 13 Cover Athlete
GeneralPosted on Tuesday, February 28th, 2012 at 6:44 PM by Guest
EA announced yesterday that the cover athlete for the NCAA Football 13 game will none other than former Baylor University quarterback, Robert Griffin however, EA still feels that the cover looks a little too bare.
As of the 12th of March, fans can go online and vote for which one of eight Heisman Trophy winners to accompany Griffin on the cover of NCAA Football 13. The options are as follows:
- Former University of Southern California running back Marcus Allen
- Former Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie
- Former The Ohio State University running back Eddie George
- Former The University of Michigan wide receiver Desmond Howard
- Former Oklahoma State University running back Barry Sanders
- Former University of Georgia running back Herschel Walker
- Former Florida State University quarterback Charlie Ward and,
- Former University of Houston quarterback Andre Ware.
To vote, fans must go onto the NCAA Football Facebook page and do so there.
NCAA Football 13 will be available on Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 and is available to pre-order now from all suitable retailers. The title is due out July 10th.
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