CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

[JPCaveman13]

Like others, I'll open up for some CAPs. The one thing is, I have started the season and since I have 12 teams to control, it'll be a little bit to get your recruit in. So, if you would like and don't care too much about height and weight, I can alter a recruit in this season (once he is signed), or just alter a freshman on whatever team you would like (being pretty easy as I'm using a slightly altered default set of rosters).

The other new twist on this too is I can add a coach into this dynasty. Just shoot me a name and school (also if you want to be a HC or a coordinator) and I'll work that into my dynasty. An example would be if someone wanted to be the HC at Michigan, I'd have a story where the current coach is fired.

So basic form for each is:

New recruit:

Name:
Position:
Height:
Weight:
Hometown:
Accessories:
Bio:

Player change is the same, just add team.

For a coach:

Name:
Coaching Position:
School:
Bio: if you prefer
Offense/Defensive Scheme:

If you choose to be a coach, you can alter your offense and defense to your liking and I will adjust it accordingly. That being said, I will also tailor the recruiting to your liking as well.

To create a "carousel" in the coaching, contracts are going to be from 3-5 years. When the contract is up or if there has been a good run of success, I'll notify you of a potential job offer or contract extension.



Also, you can post questions for coaches/players here for when I do a coach/player spotlight segment in previews. I'll just say here who I'm going to profile and you can fire away.

[footballfan4life]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

i'd like to be a coach. his name will be Dalton Henry. he's a HC. i'd like to be at a middle of the road team like michigan state. the offensive scheme is a balanced approach and the defensive scheme is a 3-4. thanks for letting me do this

[TexasFan1]

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Name: Justin Bolt
Coaching Position: Head Coach
School: Texas
Bio: Coach Bolt spent 2 Years as an Assistant Coach right out of Highschool at his Alumni Highschool at Ashland, Justin was due to be Coach Hart's Successor when Hart retired but when the news broke out of Will Muschamp heading to Florida and Mack Brown going into retirement Justin jumped right on the opportunity and was named officially as the new Head Coach of the Texas Longhorns we wish him good look at Texas and let's see if he build onto the success that Mack Brown had with the Longhorns
Offense Scheme: Balanced Attack
Defensive Scheme: 4-3

[JPCaveman13]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

Thanks! I'll get you two in there after I wrap up this week's last game.

[Altair1881]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

Coaching job

Name: Dustin Tweedy
Coaching Position: Offensive Coordinator (hopefully head coach later)
School: Nevada
Offense/Defensive Scheme: Balanced Offense / 3-4 Defense (when i become Head Coach)
Bio:

Dustin Tweedy was born on November 15, 1985 in Antioch, CA. By the time he was 5 he was a NFL fan of the Oakland Raiders and his dream was to play for the Raiders. When he signed up to play for his middle school he became a instant star playing WR and RB. He broke the school's record for Rec Yards and Rec TDs in the first season. Once he got too High School he was already the starter for WR, he brought the high school all the way to the playoffs 2 years straight but lost in the semifinals. In his Junior year in the semifinals, in the 4th quarter, Dustin jumped up for the ball in the endzone and the safety on the other team hit him right below the knee in midair and Dustin landed wrong breaking his wrist and broke two ribs. Breaking the ribs was nothing but the wrist made Dustin quit the team because it was to severe during that time. After the season was over the coaches decided to put Dustin as assistant WR/RB coach. The start of the new season Dustin personally made the passing game more better than it was making the players work harder on offense. The team went to the state championship and they won it that season.

After that he enrolled at Nevada and earned his degree in Computer Information Technology Networking Administrator. After that he applied for a job for Offensive Coordinator and after he got the job he immeditally began working on the offensive playbook. Now the time is here to see if Nevada's offense will improve and maybe become a major force in the WAC. Then maybe later in Dustin's life, he will be a coach for the Oakland Raiders.

[JPCaveman13]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

Altair, any particular places you do or don't want to coach at for when a spot opens up??

[Altair1881]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

The postitions ill coach for is WR Coach, RB coach, Offensive Coordinator, and Head Coach. Any other postition i dont want

[JPCaveman13]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

Altair, I was actually taking about which schools you might have a preference for or against. I know I have the Michigan spot open right now but I might have others opening up as the season unfolds. Most likely 5-10 schools will open up at the end.



Anyone else is welcome to join as a CAP or coach. I'll build in a storyline for your coach to move into the dynasty. For a CAP, the 2011 season will start with the recruits or I can alter a freshman on a team if you don't really care about height/weight.

[Altair1881]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

oh....my bad i read it wrong then lmao

id coach for: USC, Texas, Arkansas, Boston College, California, Hawaii, Marshall, Stanford, Washington, Washington State, OSU. And of course the one i want Nevada

[JPCaveman13]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

Not a problem. I gathered you wanted an offensive-type position if you weren't an HC right off the bat by your bio. But yeah, I'll get that in there.

[Altair1881]

Re: CAPs/Coaches for Climbing the Ranks and all the other stuff

yeah, i wouldnt want to be a head coach right off the bat, i want my guy to earn it

[Jefferson2Lafell]

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Name: Jay Randolph
Coaching Position: HC
School: LSU
Bio: Was a walk-on QB at LSU in the late 90's, and a great student of the game. Became a Graduate Assistant with the Tigers after his Senior season, then accepted a position as the QB coach at D-II Abeline Christian. After a year, he was promoted to Offensive Coordinator, where his team set school records for rushing yards, touchdowns, and points per game. Was later hired as the OC at Appalachian St, where his teams won 3 straight FCS titles. He was hired before 2009 as the OC at Arkansas under Bobby Petrino.

Offense/Defensive Scheme: Arkansas/4-3

[matt314hew]

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Name: Matt Clark
Coaching Position: HC
School: Pitt is preference, but will take any position that is available.
Bio: Clark played his college football at Pitt and when he graduated, he was not selected in the Draft. This was ok, as he was able to get a job at a local school as a Math Teacher. He also ended up being the high school's head coach of their football team.

Clark led the team to 2 section championships, 1 W.P.I.A.L championship and 1 State Runner Up during his 10 years there. It was around this time that Duquesne University had a position open up for the Offensive Coordinator. He was selected to be their OC and he gladly took it.

After 5 years with the team, he knew he wanted to be a Head Coach and has been keeping his resume handy, as he has helped Duquesne to 3 National Championship games, winning 1 of them.

Offense Scheme: Run 55%/Pass 45%, mostly balanced O.
Defensive Scheme: 3-4 defense, much like what his hometown Steelers run.