• Recruits
• Scheduling
• Poll Logic
• CPU Logic
• Progression

Some of the highlights are:

1. Incoming recruits won’t be as highly rated. You’ll have to grow them
2. Less elite recruits
3. Recruits put more emphasis on program quality
4. Big East, Big 12, Big 10 have more realistic schedules
5. Poll Logic tweaked for more early season movement
6. With players coming in with lower stats, they will progress faster. Especially at higher quality teams

For the full article, including some new screenshots, check out:

http://insideblog.easports.com/archive/2009/04/30/ncaa-football-10-dynasty-details.aspx

Xbox 360 – Michael Crabtree – WR Texas Tech

2008 Stats:

97 Rec, 1165 yards, 19 TDs

Playstation 3 – Brian Johnson – QB Utah

2008 Stats:

103.5 Rating, 2972 yards, 27 TDs, 68.0% Comp.

Playstation 2 – Brian Orakpo – DE Texas

Brian Orakpo is a former defensive end at Texas and the 2008 Lombardi Award Winner as the best lineman or linebacker in the nation. After completing his five-year career with the Longhorns (including a redshirt year in 2004), Orakpo is considered one of the top prospects for the 2009 NFL Draft.

PSP – Mark Sanchez – QB USC

113.0 Rating, 3207 yards, 34 TDs, 65.8% Comp