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Game information
Road to Glory is public college football on Roblox, and the game is in beta. It is a competitive 11v11 game, not only a private league.
Park
Play park with your friends, 2v2s, 3v3s, and more.
Leagues
Play the main league, or create your own.
Perform and progress. The better you play, the more schools can offer you. Pipeline rerolls only change where your player is from.
Owners
Jayden
@nomoscats
Deshawn
@dwrld
Melly
@melly019
Attribute breakdown
Every player has attributes, and every attribute defines how they play. Each one is a specific ability. Starting is where the attribute begins. Final is the maximum it can develop to.
Physical is how your player moves. Receiving is how your player catches and creates separation. Throwing is how your player throws the football.
- SPD
- Speed. How fast your player can run at top speed.
- ACC
- Acceleration. How quickly your player reaches top speed.
- COD
- Change of direction. How quickly your player can cut and change direction.
- VERT
- Vertical. How high your player can jump.
- STR
- Strength. How well your player can overpower or resist other players.
- REL
- Release. How well your player gets off the line against defenders.
- EXP
- Explosiveness. How quickly your player bursts into movement and creates separation.
- TRK
- Trucking. How well your player breaks through tackles with power.
- AWR
- Awareness. How well your player reacts and recognizes plays.
- CTH
- Catching. How consistently your player catches the football.
- CIT
- Catch in traffic. How well your player catches while defenders are nearby or making contact.
- RTE
- Route running. How well your player runs routes and creates separation.
- SPC
- Spectacular catch. How well your player makes difficult or contested catches.
- SAC
- Short throw accuracy. Accuracy on short passes.
- MAC
- Medium throw accuracy. Accuracy on medium passes.
- DAC
- Deep throw accuracy. Accuracy on deep passes.
- PAC
- Play action. How well your player throws while using play action.
- THP
- Throw power. How much power your player can put behind a throw.
- TSP
- Throw speed. How quickly the ball comes out of your player's hand.
- RBK
- Run block. How well your player blocks for the ball carrier.
- PBK
- Pass block. How well your player protects the quarterback.
- FMB
- Finesse move block. How well your player uses technique to win blocks.
- PMB
- Power move block. How well your player uses strength to win blocks.
- COV
- Coverage. How well your player covers receivers.
- FMV
- Finesse move. How well your player uses technique to beat a blocker.
- PMV
- Power move. How well your player uses strength to beat a blocker.
- PRS
- Press. How well your player disrupts receivers at the line.
- TAK
- Tackling. How consistently your player makes tackles.
- RCV
- Recovery. How well your player recovers during a play.
- BSH
- Block shed. How well your player gets off blocks.
- KAC
- Kick accuracy. How accurately your player kicks the football.
- KPW
- Kick power. How far your player can kick the football.
Game commands
Auto Ref commands are for authorized staff while Auto Ref is running. They cover the game state, penalties, coaches, and substitutions. Creators, admins, mods, and head coaches can use them.
:startStarts the game.:endgameEnds the game.:acceptAccepts the penalty. The yardage shows up on the side, like a GUI.:declineDeclines the penalty and keeps the result of the play.:toCalls a timeout after Auto Ref has started. Head coaches only.
- Ref GUI. Change Home or Away by clicking the team name in the Ref GUI.
:hc <PlayerName>Assigns a head coach who can manage substitutions and team controls during Auto Ref.:ac <PlayerName>Assigns an assistant coach who can manage substitutions and team controls during Auto Ref.:coach <PlayerUsername>Lets coaches edit lineups and assign more coaches.- Press 2. Opens the coach GUI to bench, unbench, and substitute.
:bench <PlayerUsername> <Offense>Puts a player on the bench.:unbench <PlayerUsername> <Defense>Unbenches a player on defense.:unbench <PlayerName>Unbenches a player who did not come off the bench through the GUI.- Press M. Opens the menu. Use Lineup to set subs before the game starts.
:state normalSwitches the game back to normal play.:state puntSwitches the game into a punt.:state PATSets the game to kickoff or PAT.:state 2ptChanges the game from normal play to a 2-point attempt.:state kickoffSets the game to kickoff.:newplayResets the current down or drive and starts a new play, instead of returning it to normal.
Archetype breakdown
Archetypes are who you play like. They are based on real college and NFL players, and you can use one as the foundation for your attributes. A star marks the special archetypes. There are 64 in RTG.
- Pocket Passer
- Gunslinger
- Scrambler
- Field General
- Dual Threat
- Magician ★
- Pocket Magician ★
- Power Back
- Elusive Back
- Receiving Back
- Third Down Back
- Home Run Hitter
- Slasher
- Bell Cow ★
- Route Runner
- Deep Threat
- Physical
- Slot Receiver
- Red Zone Threat
- Playmaker ★
- Contested Catch ★
- Possession
- Blocking
- Vertical Threat
- H-Back
- Seam Stretcher
- Mismatch ★
- Pass Protector
- Mauler
- Agile
- Pulling Guard
- Anchor
- Technician ★
- Blindside Blocker ★
- Run Stopper
- Speed Rusher
- Power Rusher
- Edge Setter
- Nose Tackle
- Interior Disruptor
- QB Nightmare ★
- Thumper
- Coverage Backer
- Blitzer
- Signal Caller
- Sideline to Sideline
- Hybrid Backer ★
- Zone Corner
- Slot Corner
- Lockdown
- Press Corner
- Burner
- Ballhawk ★
- Island ★
- Enforcer
- Centerfielder
- Box Safety
- Hybrid
- Robber
- Ballhawk
- Accurate
- Big Leg
- Clutch
- Special Teams Weapon ★
Pipeline and builds
Every player has an origin. The Pipeline is part of the Origin Matrix in RTG Season 3. It connects your player to a state and a football region, instead of only a position and a build.
Pipeline
Where you are from.
Archetype
What you are built like.
Passive
The abilities you have.
Build
How you customize the player.
Pick a state. That state has a tier. The pipeline stays on your player and can affect other systems in the game. These are the chances on your next spin.
- 1.EliteFlorida, Texas, California, Georgia1.40%
- 2.EstablishedOhio, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, New Jersey, Maryland5.24%
- 3.DevelopingMichigan, Illinois, Missouri, Virginia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee17.45%
- 4.RegionalIowa, Kansas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Arizona, Nevada36.65%
- 5.EmergingIdaho, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, New Mexico39.27%
If your pipeline state matches the stadium, the noise penalty can drop by 50%.