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Young Drachma · 12-22-2020, 03:30 PM

I did realize that playing this way meant I wasn't focusing on players or individuals. Playing game-by-game seems a bit extreme given that I'm just writing for myself, but I'm still playing faster than I ought to be. Going to continue this same model, but think of something else that'll stick.

I got this bright idea that I could create "Fab Fives" for different areas, do none of the recruiting and just follow their careers. The premise being that you have these five recruits that you're trying to get to stay in-state and then follow their careers through college to the pros.

So strategically, we ought to find a few players that are not currently getting offers, place them in geographic areas where they'll get better noticed and then see 1] where they sign and 2] how their careers pan out. So long as I'm not doing the recruiting, it won't be a slog.

12-22-2020, 03:30 PM	#38
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	I did realize that playing this way meant I wasn't focusing on players or individuals. Playing game-by-game seems a bit extreme given that I'm just writing for myself, but I'm still playing faster than I ought to be. Going to continue this same model, but think of something else that'll stick. I got this bright idea that I could create "Fab Fives" for different areas, do none of the recruiting and just follow their careers. The premise being that you have these five recruits that you're trying to get to stay in-state and then follow their careers through college to the pros. So strategically, we ought to find a few players that are not currently getting offers, place them in geographic areas where they'll get better noticed and then see 1] where they sign and 2] how their careers pan out. So long as I'm not doing the recruiting, it won't be a slog. Last edited by Young Drachma : 12-22-2020 at 04:13 PM.