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Bruddog, It dawned on me when I went to bed that this was the case. Oops! Thanks for the help guys! - FM

Having looked it over, I never moved my edited plays. I never assigned any previously eligible receiver to be a blocker, I only changed the style of blocking for the OL and WR and/or TE to make them more like straight dropback pass blocking moves, and not a play action fake. The blockers and receivers are playing the same roles as they are in the original TSB rom. Everything looks right, I don't know what has changed!

Actually, the memory spots at x86B7 (93 54 53 21 F5, Power Fake X Fly) and x9827 (92 84 53 F1, Power Fake Z Post) appear unchanged from the original TSB rom. Has anyone else encountered this glitch using these particular plays?

Thanks MGK. I read your info and have a much better grasp of it now. Back to work! - FM

Hello, Love the site, lots of great info. Been a lurker for some time. I am working on an NCAA TSB hack and somehow I have goofed up two of my plays, them being "Power Fake Z Post" and "Power Fake X Fly". Between moving them around to different play slots, changing the formation and changing the passes from play action fakes to straight dropback passes, a bit has been changed that makes the slot WR and/or TE eligible receivers when they should be blockers. When I am playing the CPU, everything behaves normally if I run the play, meaning that the blockers block and I can only pass to the receivers running routes. When the CPU executes the play, more often that not the CPU QB passes to either the blocking WR or TE. I changed the plays using PlayMaker and moved them around using PBE, but can't find what I have done wrong. Can you point me in the right direction? I am not afraid of using a Hex Editor, so if you know which bits I need to look for, I can do that too. The plays are in the first slot of pass section 2 and the second slot of pass section 3. All player movements are correct, I just need the CPU QB to stop throwing to pass blockers! Sorry for the long post, trying to be as specific as possible. Thanks for any help you can offer. -FM