Who Should Share Game Cover With RG3?
EA Sports is asking fans to chose a past Heisman Trophy winner to share the "NCAA Football 13" cover spot with Baylor's Robert Griffin III.
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EA Sports is asking fans to chose a past Heisman Trophy winner to share the "NCAA Football 13" cover spot with Baylor's Robert Griffin III.
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The popular video game maker Electronic Arts Inc announced on Monday that RG3 will be featured on the cover of EA Sports NCAA Football 13.
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