Good teams to build up?

[smcamp3]

Does Baylor count? I completely forgot about them. I love their white uniforms and Griffin is a monster

[BrightFuture]

Im doing a dynasty with UCF and I am having a great time. They have a fun QB who can run and a solid HB.

[FightinSnydersKSU]

Southern Miss

[Stangs'n'Thangs]

Temple would be a good pick. Their RB is pretty legit. Remember last year they were trying to promote him as a Heisman candidate and he flopped/got injured and just had a bad year? Bernard Pierce, now I remember his name. It's a pretty good area for local recruiting too.

Not really a mid major but BYU is very down right now and you could do some amazing things with their independent schedule.

East Carolina, The Fighting June Jones' (SMU), Any of the 1 million Ohio or Michigan MAC schools because of the Ohio recruiting hotbed.

[dingleberryfinn]

why not Kentucky?
sure they're not a mid-major but for them to compete in the SEC, that has to be a challenge

[ghettoqball]

Quote: Originally Posted by zdmetal

I simmed up to 2017 with a few conference moves along the way just to see who would end up being good and Troy turned into an awesome team. I'm probably going to try using them in a future dynasty.

Troy seemed to become a top team in every dynasty I played in last year's game too. Maybe EA knows something we don't, lol

[shnuskis]

Quote: Originally Posted by ghettoqball

Troy seemed to become a top team in every dynasty I played in last year's game too. Maybe EA knows something we don't, lol

LOL, they might. I think I had 2003 NCAA and TCU always ended up a powerhouse. Look at them now.

I am going with BYU.

[smcamp3]

Quote: Originally Posted by dingleberryfinn

why not Kentucky? sure they're not a mid-major but for them to compete in the SEC, that has to be a challenge

Oh that's a given, I will start one with them once the real season starts. It is definitely a challenge because Kentucky is not a football state (in the game and in real life) so recruiting comes down to battling SEC powerhouses in the states of Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, and Ohio