Pick my next dynasty

[SpeedyMikeWallace]

I'll include VT and A&M. Will make it more challenging...and probably help the conference prestige a little.

On the Army roster, the heaviest player is 285. A cap of 285 or 290 would be fine with me.

[CantGetRight84]

Id go with B, just think that would be the real life most interesting

[Guru03]

Clemson all the way

[CR3AMnCR1MS0N]

A!!!!!!!!!

[Razorback73]

Quote: Originally Posted by jt2000

$ talks....

Money does indeed talk, and the ACC's $50 million buyout says "FSU isn't leaving the conference."

However, since this is a fictional dynasty and we can move teams anywhere we want to, I'd pick FSU to the SEC in response to Speedy's original question. Add (or delete) a team and shift Missouri to the west where they belong while you're at it.

[canesfins]

Quote: Originally Posted by SpeedyMikeWallace

Hmm. I can't find anything on size restrictions, but limiting it to players whose academic prestige is high or above seems fitting. Interestingly, Virginia Tech and Texas A&M are Senior Military Colleges. If I included them, I think the conference would be: Air Force Army The Citadel Navy Virginia Military Institute Virginia Tech Texas A&M Am I missing anyone?

The Coast Guard!

[SpeedyMikeWallace]

Nice catch. Completely forgot they had a team.

[Deuce2223]

Personally for me I started out as the OC for Boise State, after the 2013 season left to become the HC at Eastern Michigan. After 1 year I was offered a job at Cal and jumped at the chance to take o,ver a 1-11 Bears team. Problem was their roster was really good and I ended up going 10-2 winning the Pac-12 before losing to Iowa in the Rose Bowl. Decided I didn't want to be that good that fast, so I made up a story that my coach was forced to resign and the only school that would hire him was Georgia State. After a 6-6 season I went 10-2 the next year winning the Sunbelt. I had the same idea of wanting to move them to the SEC, but felt like it was just to soon, so I made them a Independent. Went 10-2 again and finished in the Top-10 plus had a a Top-20 recruiting class, went ahead and made the move to the SEC (Made a ton of moves, sent TAMU back to the Big 12, sent Arkansas with them, and brought in Georgia Tech, Clemson, FSU and Miami FL as well..

I had alot of fun at GSU in the SEC. I won 3 SEC title and 3 National Championships before leaving to head back to Boise State where I am the HC.

So my vote would be GSU if you want a really difficult challenge or Clemson if not so hard.

Thing about Navy and Army because of the option attack, they have been Top-10 teams in my dynasty for several years (I am in 2023) and in fact Navy played for the National Title last season. I have them both in the American Conference.