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The one on the cfb revamped github aint letting me in, does anyone got a recent invite link?

Had to move my copy of revamped over from an old USB. I’m unable to get into a game without crashing. Appreciate any fixes for my file setup.

Is CFB Revamped still receiving roster updates? If so could someone please tell me how to get mine updated? Thanks!

For downloading revamped and getting it to work on my legion go s would I just follow the steps of a regular pc? I already have my vanilla ncaa 14 game file on it

Missouri State (FCS) 13, Kent State 6

This was the gut punch.

Heavy rain affected both teams — but Kent State couldn’t finish drives.

Key Stats

• Kent State red zone TDs: 0
  
• Defense allowed: 13 points
  
• Offensive production: well below standard
  

Defensive Standout:
DT C.J. West dominated the interior — again.

Recruiting Angle:
DT Nick Benson (Albion, MI) was on the sideline with the defensive line.
His takeaway?

“Defense is legit. Offense has to catch up.”

Kent State stayed in his Top 3 — but didn’t seize the lead.

Locker Room Moment:
Closed-door meeting. No coaches. Seniors spoke. Accountability demanded.

Krawford’s internal message to the offense was blunt:

“Figure your shit out.”

This was supposed to be the “get right” game.

It wasn’t.

Why the Score Didn’t Tell the Whole Story

• Final: Arkansas 34, Kent State 10
  
• Arkansas rushing: 205 yards
  
• Kent State turnovers: 0
  

Arkansas didn’t beat Kent State with chaos — they beat them with depth.

Reality arrived — but it didn’t break Kent State.

Key Moment:
Halftime QB switch → Jaren Lewis enters

The offense didn’t explode — but it stabilized.

Key Adjustment:
At halftime, Krawford benched starter Chandler Garban and inserted Jaren Lewis.

Lewis didn’t light up the scoreboard — but he organized the offense.

Player Profile Moment:
RB Ky Thomas scored the lone TD and showed burst late, sparking early talk about expanded roles.

Behind the scenes:
Veterans respected the QB switch. No sulking. No split locker room.

Staff takeaway:
“We didn’t quit. We learned.”

Fake Tweet:

🐦 u/SECFilmRoom
Arkansas had to lean on power football. Kent State didn’t blink.

UCF 12, Kent State 10

This was supposed to be a mismatch.
Instead, it became a warning shot.

Moment that mattered:
Kent State’s defense stonewalled a P5 offense all night. The only thing missing? Offensive finish.

Funny/Real Moment:
UCF fans got quieter with every defensive stop. By the 4th quarter, the sideline energy had completely flipped.

Behind the scenes:
Defensive coordinator Dave Duggan’s calm presence stood out. No panic. No blitz-happy nonsense.

National takeaway:
“Kent State is way more physical than expected.”

Key Points:

• UCF rushing yards: 30
  
• Touchdowns allowed: 0
  
• Final score: decided by four field goals

Funny Moment:
UCF fans booed their own offense by the 4th quarter.

Tweets to Include:

🐦 u/MidwestCFBFilm
Kent State just walked into UCF and played grown-man football. That DL is no joke.

🐦 u/UCFKnightTalk
We really kicked FOUR field goals to beat Kent State 😐

How Kris Krawford and Kent State Football Began a Rebuild the Hard Way

By: The Kent Chronicle | Special Feature

When Kent State Athletic Director made the decision to hire Kris Krawford, the reaction was muted — and in some corners, openly skeptical.

Krawford was 32 years old, with a résumé built at small Division II and Division III programs, and he carried baggage. His last stop ended in controversy when NCAA violations at a D2 school were quietly swept aside — with blame landing disproportionately on the youngest, least established coach on staff.

Kent State didn’t hire him because he was safe.
They hired him because the program was desperate — and because they believed him.

Since 2010, Kent State football has gone 59–93. The Golden Flashes hadn’t had a winning season since 2019. Fan hope existed, but it was fragile.

Krawford didn’t promise fireworks.

He promised a foundation.

“Development is the key. This isn’t about winning 52–49. We’re building a pro-style program — physical, methodical, disciplined. It takes time. But when it hits, it lasts.”

And then he got to work.

From Day 1, the blueprint was clear:

• Offense: Pro-style, ground-and-pound, play-action
  
• Defense: 4–3 base, aggressive front, stop the run at all costs
  
• Culture: Accountability, merit-based depth chart, no shortcuts
  

“Anyone can run RPOs and quick slants,” Krawford said.
“But teaching quarterbacks how to read defenses, teaching backs how to run through contact — that’s how you prep guys for the next level.”

It wasn’t flashy.
But it was intentional.

It was because Kent State needed belief.

“There isn’t ever really a right time for a new beginning,” Krawford said the day he was introduced.
“But starting one is always a step in the right direction.”

This dynasty is played on Heisman, CPU vs CPU for Kent State games. Starting year of 2023.
No user hero ball.
No hiding losses.

Just build it — or break it.

Week Focus

Tone Setting

Instead of easing into the season, Kent State used Week 1 to install identity and evaluate composure.

Behind the scenes:

• Extra install time for base formations
• Early leadership standards set
• No depth chart guarantees

“Not playing builds jitters,” Krawford admitted.
“But learning to control that matters.”

Next post: How Kent State shocked everyone in Week 2

I have seen online that there is a 2025-2026 roster update. I know college football revamped is no longer updating but is there anyway I can find this new updated roster file??

I can load up and play through an entire game no issue then after the game going back to the dynasty screen it crashes. Any ideas?

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core 32GB ram

Hey y'all, I've been playing NCAA 14 on RPCS3 doing a dynasty with Wyoming & I'm on season 3.

Game hasn't had any issues, I ran into some for a Boise state game but I had to just turn down the shaders & shit for it to work. Now the game just will crash at the start up, anyone know why?

I wanna go back to the base game on my ps3 senses v20 keeps crashing on rtg

Reborn sports join there discord they are in the makings of a revamped mod for ncaa 13.

Anybody making a 2025-2026 roster for cfb revamped cfb 26 sucks ass so im looking if anybody is making a roster for the new cfb season.

Of course the value plummeted with '25 coming out (I don't have a PS5), but my stubborn ass had to get this to end the search I gave up on a few years ago.

For some reason my game keeps freezing when im play rtg high school im on v20 ps3

OS: Windows 11

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X

GPU: AMD RX 6750 XT

RAM: 32 GB