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If you want to speed up the pace of the game, then going no huddle is a great way to do that in College Football 25.
Do you need to speed things up as the clock winds down? Or maybe you just want to bring pressure to the opposing defense? Then you’ll want to run a no huddle offense in College Football 25.
This is when the team goes right to the line of scrimmage without huddling to pick a play. It is an effective offensive strategy and easy to do.
Let’s go over how to make it happen.
How to choose no huddle in College Football 25
The no huddle option is only available when you are playing offense. If you’re player locked on any other position than the quarterback, it won’t work.A player locked QBor full control of the offense will allow you to initiate a no huddle in College Football 25.
Here are the simple steps to follow:
Outside of Triangle or Y, you can alternatively hold Square or X. This initiates the Turbo strategy. It essentially the same as the no huddle option, but instead, the team gets set on the line of scrimmage much quicker.
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Alternatively, you may make your offense always be a no huddle offense. Instead of pressing the button after every play, you can make the choice by clicking in the Right Stick. Choose No Huddle in the Tempo Adjustment category.
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When should you do no huddle?
There are specific situations where you should use the no huddle or Turbo in College Football 25, unless your completeoffensive game planis based around it. Then go nuts. Otherwise, do it on these occasions:
Those are the most common reasons you’ll select the option to do a no huddle play. If you do get a new set of downs, the clock stops until the team is positioned on the ball, so there’s no need to do it at that point.
