Sega NCAA Football 2K3 User Manual

How to set up and begin using the PlayStation 2 system and the game disc.

Explains the layout and functions of the DUALSHOCK 2 controller buttons.

Overview of the game's premise and features.

Overview of analog control functionality and directional button usage for movement.

Details button assignments for navigating game menus and selections.

Basic controls for gameplay actions like pausing and highlighting.

How to select and change offensive and defensive plays using controller buttons.

Actions and controls performed before the play begins, such as snapping the ball.

Controls for running plays, including special moves like stiff arm and juke.

Explains different ground running play strategies like Draw, Dive, Counter, and Pitch.

Controls and tips for executing passing plays, including throwing away the ball.

How the quarterback can run with the ball and perform evasive maneuvers.

Categorizes different passing plays: Normal, Play Action, and Bootleg.

How receivers catch the ball, including jump and dive mechanics.

Controls and strategies for defensive actions before the snap.

Defensive player controls once the play is in motion, including special moves.

Overview of special teams units and their importance in the game.

Steps and controls for executing kicks and punts accurately.

How to handle punt and kickoff returns and fair catches.

Functions for controlling the in-game replay viewer.

Accessing game features and settings after the title screen.

Playing a single game with any two teams for practice or casual play.

How to select teams, conferences, and playbooks for a game.

Assigning controllers to teams and enabling features like Maximum Passing.

The process and significance of the coin toss before a game.

Strategies for choosing offensive and defensive plays based on team strengths.

Playing through a full season, including conference and bowl games.

Managing a college football program over multiple seasons to build a dynasty.

Tools for managing team depth, cutting players, and setting coaching strategies.

Process of scouting and signing high school and junior college players.

Understanding player interest levels and decision-making processes.

Reviewing season performance and coaching comparisons.

Drills and activities to improve player stats and team performance.

Specific drills for improving offensive player skills and team coordination.

Drills designed to enhance defensive player abilities and team cohesion.

Options for creating custom schools, players, editing rosters, and managing depth charts.

Adjusting game settings like quarter length, skill level, penalties, and presentation.