Thousands upon thousands of people waited until the day that NCAA Football was released by EA Sports so they could have fun with their friends and have fun with the schools that they cheered for. Ed O'Bannon decided he wanted to be back in the spotlight and make a big deal 14 years after he was college basketball's Player of the Tourney. To do this, he was willing to make a silly lawsuit that would make EA Sports look bad. If someone is going to say that EA needs to pay college players, why doesn't the NCAA need to pay college players? Why is only the NCAA allowed to make money off their athletes? It's to maintain amateurism, which is a great thing. This would be lost if EA had to compensate the athletes for their likenesses. Give every player in the game a free copy and call it good.
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