Tim Tebow Cover Boy of EA Sports NCAA Football 11

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University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow will be appearing on the cover of EA Sports NCAA Football 11.  Unlike the Madden NFL game series, this one does not appear to be cursed.  Good news for Tebow. 

The game, available in stores July 13, is annually one of the biggest games sold by EA and is a precursor to the annual Madden experience.

NCAA Football 11 is said to give players 120 ways to win with "real college offenses" that reflect the authentic style of every bowl division school. The game will appear on the XBOX 360, Playstation 3, and Playstation 2. It will likely cost around $60 when it goes on sale.

The NCAA game and the annual Madden game are both developed in Orlando, Florida.

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