Good teams for rebuilding dynasty ncaa 14

[Chazshepherd]

I want to take over a team that used to be good and have good history as a program and rebuild them. I'm using current/2014-15 rosters. The teams I'm thinking about are Michigan, since Brady Hoke will most likely be unemployed next season. Nebraska, since Bo Pelini got fired this morning. Miami, since they haven't been really good in a while, plus they have duke johnson which will make the first two years of rebuilding a little easier. Other teams I thought about are Tennessee, but as a UT fan I think Butch Jones is doing a great job and I will let him stay as coach, plus winning would be too easy with josh dobbs as QB. Florida I thought about because of the good recruiting area and muschamp being fired. Penn state also an option but I think James Franklin will bring them back. So should I coach Nebraska, Michigan, or Miami?

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chazshepherd

I want to take over a team that used to be good and have good history as a program and rebuild them. I'm using current/2014-15 rosters. The teams I'm thinking about are Michigan, since Brady Hoke will most likely be unemployed next season. Nebraska, since Bo Pelini got fired this morning. Miami, since they haven't been really good in a while, plus they have duke johnson which will make the first two years of rebuilding a little easier. Other teams I thought about are Tennessee, but as a UT fan I think Butch Jones is doing a great job and I will let him stay as coach, plus winning would be too easy with josh dobbs as QB. Florida I thought about because of the good recruiting area and muschamp being fired. Penn state also an option but I think James Franklin will bring them back. So should I coach Nebraska, Michigan, or Miami?

Maybe this is your intent, but picking schools like Michigan, Nebraska, or Miami isn't much of a rebuilding job. Unless the rosters you have really demoted these teams, they're still very prestigious in the game so recruiting will be really easy.

[Chazshepherd]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

Maybe this is your intent, but picking schools like Michigan, Nebraska, or Miami isn't much of a rebuilding job. Unless the rosters you have really demoted these teams, they're still very prestigious in the game so recruiting will be really easy.

I'm going to bring theirs ratings down and will be playing on heisman, plus I make schedules a+ always. Which of these do u think I should use, or if u still think none of them name one for me plz

[YourWorstNightmar3]

I'm thinking of starting a Colorado one when BuffEye Rosters get their next update. Tough division and going to have coach level on 1 so I have no advantages from the start

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chazshepherd

I'm going to bring theirs ratings down and will be playing on heisman, plus I make schedules a+ always. Which of these do u think I should use, or if u still think none of them name one for me plz

I'm talking about their prestige. Their current player ratings don't really matter when you're recruiting as many 5* and 4* recruits as you want from the jump.

[Chazshepherd]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

I'm talking about their prestige. Their current player ratings don't really matter when you're recruiting as many 5* and 4* recruits as you want from the jump.

Ok, suggest a team for me

[BuckeyesForDays]

I just started as an offensive cordinator at UCF for this purpose but probably not going to stay there.

[martywebb]

How about SMU? Before the Death Penalty, they were a pretty fantastic team. Great state to recruit from. Mediocre roster and conference.