NCAA Football 14 cover athlete Denard Robinson had many memorable performances while at Michigan, and EA SPORTS has narrowed them down to the top five.
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Michigan's Denard Robinson prevailed over Texas A&M's Ryan Swope to be crowned the cover athlete of NCAA Football 14.
Michigan's Denard Robinson and Texas A&M's Ryan Swope will face off in the finals of the NCAA Football Cover Vote. Finals voting is now open through Friday, March 8.
In our third interview with the NCAA Football Cover Vote semifinalists, the EA SPORTS team met with Denard Robinson to talk about his record-breaking career in Ann Arbor.
In our latest NCAA Football Cover Vote finalist interview, we sat down with Eddie Lacy to chat about "Roll Tide," the Iron Bowl, and Alabama's back-to-back titles.
In our first of four interviews with the NCAA Football Cover Vote semifinalists, we sat down with Kenjon Barner to discuss "Win The Day," conference titles, and those famous uniforms.
The NCAA Football Cover Vote is down to just four cover athlete candidates, as Eddie Lacy, Denard Robinson, Kenjon Barner and Ryan Swope emerged from the last round.
EA SPORTS officially announced the eight players that will represent their respective schools in the NCAA Football Cover Vote. Voting for the next round is now underway.
The NCAA Football Cover Vote announced its eight finalists and the question remains: Can anybody stop the Alabama Crimson Tide?
The NCAA Football Cover Vote is down to just 16 teams! Reigning national champion Alabama led all vote-getters in the latest round, while Navy continued their strong showing.
Round 1 of the NCAA Football Cover Vote is now officially complete with 32 schools emerging from the chaos to move on to Round 2. With more than 600,000 total votes cast, Notre Dame took the opening round by storm, claiming the most votes overall and landing themselves a spot in the next round alongside BCS National Championship opponent Alabama.
As the first round of voting enters the homestretch, Notre Dame and Oregon currently lead all schools in the quest to secure the next NCAA Football cover. Other powerhouses such as Alabama, Michigan and LSU also currently sit above the cut line, as do a few surprise upstarts like Clemson, Army and Navy. Fans of other teams still have a chance to pull off a comeback, as voting on the first round will continue through Monday.