Conference Realignment Guide

[Von Dozier]

Awesome, thanks.

[BadAssHskr]

Quote: Originally Posted by RedSoxFox7

MAC is already uneven, and I think just C-USA ends up uneven with these changes. C-USA will get rebalanced in real life when Charlotte joins in 2015, but you can't actually do that in the game. If you want them even, moving Marshall back to the MAC makes the most sense geographically.

I had already went ahead and started playing games anyhow, but i appreciate you chiming in for me. Puts my mind at ease going forward.

[DirectFX]

One Problem no one brought up is Notre Dame playing ACC teams in real life next couple years but not actually joining conference....Any idea to make it real life?

[mercalnd]

Quote: Originally Posted by DirectFX

One Problem no one brought up is Notre Dame playing ACC teams in real life next couple years but not actually joining conference....Any idea to make it real life?

I believe EA mentioned in one of their pre-release blogs that they made it so ND plays their 5 ACC games in future years if you don't put them in a conference.

[BlackLightning3]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

I made the changes as stated, now i have 2 conferences with 13 teams, and uneven divisions, is that correct? Waits for dynasty to crash.....

EA fixed the scheduling logic this year, so it knows how to handle the 13 team conferences. Everything will be copacetic. I've done this in about 3 or 4 different OD/offline dynasties.

[renatus]

i just cant move MAryland and Rutgers to the B10. Get an error saying "i cant move a team to this division until a team is added to the other division"

[LionsFanNJ]

Put them in the open spots and rearrange the conference

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

[subdistinction]

Just something to add to this guide, I believe UMass is leaving the MAC and as of right now will be an Independent school after the 2015 season.

The MAC divisions would look like this, "In 2016, the MAC will be a 12-team conference consisting of Akron, Bowling Green, Buffalo, Kent State, Miami (Ohio) and Ohio in the East; and Ball State, Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan, Northern Illinois, Toledo and Western Michigan in the West."