NCAA 2006 Dynasty Spreadsheet for Recruiting & Season Stats

[lloydman]

Ever wanted a way to track your stats and season award winners on paper from year to year?
Ever wished you could track recruits easier?
Ever tried to make a dynasty spreadsheet but it always seemed like it was missing something or you did not know where to start?

The NCAA 2006 Dynasty Spreadsheet contained in the zip file below does all of this and more! The spreadsheet was a collaborative effort between a Florida State fan and an Ohio State fan. It has 11 pages per season (no, you do not have to use them all), containing the following information:
Season Review – Track your weekly scores and key players
In-Season Recruiting – Track the progress of your in-season recruiting
Program Standards – Track your discipline and NCAA infractions
Top Season Awards – Track the national award winners and how your players finished
All-American & All-Conference – Track your pre-season and post-season honorees
Season Stats – Record your offensive and defensive season stats
Current Team – List your current team, eligibility, and skill improvement
Recruiting Totals – Track your recruiting needs and progress
Offensive Recruiting – List all offensive recruits, their skills, and weekly interest
Defensive Recruiting – List all defensive recruits, their skills, and weekly interest

In order to reduce the number of questions and to demonstrate how someone might use the spreadsheet, we have included a Florida State 2005 Sample.

If you have any questions, suggestions or changes, please list them in this thread.

Enjoy and Go Bucks!

[cecilsav]

I'm surpised more people have not responded to this. I tried it and found it to be pretty useful.

[chuck4171]

I just came across this...and it is nice. Some sweet Spread sheets for tracking the dynasties.

I still haven’t come up with a format for tracking rosters with all the way from Frosh to SR(RS) with progression, graduation, etc., but I think this one is a lot closer to getting me to where the end result probably needs to be.

Good Job guys. I’ve found this whole forum to be very useful thanks to folks like you two who have put in some time and effort, and are willing to share with those of us that either can’t because of time and family, or because of lack of ability. Again, kudos…

[HeroOfTheDay]

Nice work. this is the best spread sheet that I have found.

The only thing that I am missing now is one for my exported draft classes.

[aubie99]

Thank you for sharing this file. I like this a lot.

[mazhirui]

lloydman, thank you! I've been looking for this and forgot who it was that's been doing it the past few years. All I remembered is that you were a Buckeyes fan!

[bkrich83]

I am downloading it now. I have been looking for something just like this.

[lloydman]

Thanks for all of the kind words. Any suggestions, changes, or additions needed?