Great Recruiting Class:What was your best class?

[fenwaymike]

I am playing with my alma mater South Carolina Gamecocks and after my first season of going 8-5 I landed the 18th best recruiting class in the nation which is ironic because the real Gamecocks were also just ranked 18th in their recruiting class. I ended up getting one 5 star recruit and he is a WR named John Jaques out of Florida..I am hoping he is the next Sidney Rice/Sterling Sharpe/Robert Brooks..I have no recruiting rules as of right now but if it gets to the point where I am getting everyone then I might make it more realistic by only recruiting the states where the Gamecocks get their players..SC, NC, GA..and myabe anyone 3 star or below from Florida

[cardsleadtheway]

I just had the number one recruiting class for the first time ever with Minnesota. Unfortunately for me, I took a job with Hawaii so I will not get to see how the class ends up performing. Hawaii had the 46th best class so back to the drawing board.

[Drocks]

Quote: Originally Posted by cardsleadtheway

I just had the number one recruiting class for the first time ever with Minnesota. Unfortunately for me, I took a job with Hawaii so I will not get to see how the class ends up performing. Hawaii had the 46th best class so back to the drawing board.

I think #2 is the highest I've ever gotten with Minny. I recruited a CB who started off at like 89, my highest rated recruit. Normally I maintain in that 5-15 ranking range once I get deeper into a dynasty. I like to keep the local guys, even though they aren't necessarily higher ranked, so it may bring me down a tiny bit, but it works.

[cardsleadtheway]

To make it a little more difficult, I am trying to recruit all the Hawaiian kids I have space for first, then fill whatever needs I have with Cali, Oregon, and Washington recruits. There are three 4 star recruits available to me, a couple of 3 stars, and the rest are 2 and 1. This should keep me from winning the NC for awhile.

[antoinegoins3]

play with USC and you can get plenty of recruits