Probability of transfer request?

[jackster802]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

Correct, and if they didn't play a down (which they didn't because they were RSed all year long), then the next season (which is coming up immediately since you're doing this after the final game of the season) they will be a FR(RS) instead of a SO. This is also true if you never RSed them at all. IE, your FR QB (or even your JR QB) is 3rd on your depth chart all year long. If they never play a down all year then next season he will be a FR(RS) (or JR(RS)) instead of a SO (or SR). This last part isn't meant to sound snotty or anything but I know that it works like this.

Whaaaatttt. I didn't know this. Thanks for letting me know

[jbrew2411]

Quote: Originally Posted by ZN30

I'm having the opposite problem with my teams. I would like more players to transfer from my programs. I usually spend a few years building teams up, but once they are great programs, it becomes too easy to maintain. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to make more players transfer away from your program and have your best Juniors (95+) actually leave early for the draft?

I am about ten years into a dynasty where I have had tons of underclassmen leave early. What I have done is I edit players height and weight right before bowl games. Example; I had a Junior Corner that was a 97ovr but only 5'9" 164lbs. I made him 5'11" 190lbs and he left. I had read a thread on here where players want leave early if they are under a certain height and weight or want get drafted at all. I got Johnny Manziel to leave early a few different times and I know he is one that always stays. I up his height two inches and weight ten pounds and he leaves by his junior season.

[ZN30]

Quote: Originally Posted by jackster802

Cut them. (10 chars)

It's no fun if you just cut them. I want players ending up on other teams. Sometimes I'll cut a player and recreate them in recruiting so they end up on another team after "sitting out a year," but that takes too long.

[metallicarl]

Quote: Originally Posted by ZN30

It's no fun if you just cut them. I want players ending up on other teams. Sometimes I'll cut a player and recreate them in recruiting so they end up on another team after "sitting out a year," but that takes too long.

What I like to do is once I have a powerhouse a few years in, I'll cut a few highly rated backups that wont get to see field....before I cut them I write down their attributes and then "transfer" them to rival teams I play by editing one of their players. It adds a little to the game having ex-players trying to beat you.

[trustandfall]

Just wanted to confirm that this does work.

[Solidice]

I've done the depth chart trick in past NCAA games, I usually forget to do it now though.

In NCAA 14 so far, I've had a few players transfer for playing time, even though they are starting already. those confused me a bit.