How is your dynasty going

[Stats85]

Upset in the top 25 teams in my offline season dynasty

Washington upset 18th ranked Boise State 37-17 Washington's D gave Boise trouble majority of the game Washington QB Keith Price 25-32 301 yds 10 car 36 yds 3 total yds

[Rumplebeanskin]

Re: How is your dynasty going

In about season 5, Mid Tenn State Blue Raiders. Playing as OC. My offence is 95 OVR, Defence about 78. I went 12-0. I only beat 1 "good" team, in Nebraska. The rest were around my mid 80's overall. Some close wins, some FG as time expired wins, and a few blow outs of mid 70's teams like Old Dominion.

As I get to the C-USA Championship game, I'm the #1 ranked team in the country. Despite only beating one ranked team all season. And in the Championship game, I'm playing Rice, who have the #2 next to them.

I don't know much about college football, and the hierarchy of it all, but isn't the C-USA not terribly good? Based on the teams I beat in it, and their overall ratings, it suggests the division is fairly average. Anyway, I beat Rice by a FG, and now I'm playing the Oklahoma Sooners for the National Champs, they are 99 across the board so I'm likely to get spanked.

I think the super sim on defence helped me to go undefeated, plus a weak schedule, but it all seems a little strange!

[beekay415]

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In about season 5, Mid Tenn State Blue Raiders. Playing as OC. My offence is 95 OVR, Defence about 78. I went 12-0. I only beat 1 "good" team, in Nebraska. The rest were around my mid 80's overall. Some close wins, some FG as time expired wins, and a few blow outs of mid 70's teams like Old Dominion.

As I get to the C-USA Championship game, I'm the #1 ranked team in the country. Despite only beating one ranked team all season. And in the Championship game, I'm playing Rice, who have the #2 next to them.

I don't know much about college football, and the hierarchy of it all, but isn't the C-USA not terribly good? Based on the teams I beat in it, and their overall ratings, it suggests the division is fairly average. Anyway, I beat Rice by a FG, and now I'm playing the Oklahoma Sooners for the National Champs, they are 99 across the board so I'm likely to get spanked.

I think the super sim on defence helped me to go undefeated, plus a weak schedule, but it all seems a little strange!

C USA is not strong now but 5 years down the road Anything is possible. Nice work with mtsu,just started one with them myself.

[kswgrad2012]

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Tulane Football: From Worst to First


LAST blog for the 2013 Season (Season 2 of the series). Gotta vent a little bit, though. This last game against Rice LITERALLY almost made me rage quit this dynasty as a whole. But I guess that means I FINALLY have a true challenge on my hands. So I'm gonna "keep on truckin' " as expected. Wish me luck!

FYI, I'm gonna start posting offseason stuff tomorrow. Got a lotta big recruiting news! Also gonna unveil some new things I'm gonna do for my series for Season 3. Including PHOTOS and more! I'll also be unveiling some new decorative banners thanks to BleedGreen710!

David Sinclair's latest blog post can be seen below or at http://www.operationsports.com/kswgr...-rice-flopper/.

Enjoy!

Staying Home for Bowl Season after Rice Flopper
by David Sinclair

Tulane's Green Wave football team entered today's game vs. the Rice Owls with one goal in mind: GET TO A BOWL GAME. Well, doesn't look like they'll be crossing that off their list this season. After today's 55-38 debacle in Houston, which left many frustrated, the Wave will reside on their living room couches this Bowl Season. Coach Kaelyn Willingham vented his frustrations after the game.

"I'm just disgusted. Not disgusted, but disappointed. I feel for this football team and this University. While our hopes for a bowl bid were sky high, THIS is not what they deserved. I'm very frustrated right now."

Tulane will finish the season with a 5-7 record including going 4-4 in Conference USA play. While they did win 50% of their conference games to finish 5th overall in the 14-team conference, by NCAA rule their seventh loss prevents them from receiving any sort of bowl invitation. As for the Rice game itself, it left more questions than answers.

"Who's the quarterback next year? That's something my assistant coaches & I will decide, as players return in February for Spring practices."

Devin Powell returned to the field for the Rice game for the first time in over a month, much to the chagrin of many Tulane faithful. They had seen Freshman QB Tim Ashley do a fine job leading the offense the past few weeks and wanted to see that streak continue. Powell played the first half and was largely ineffective. Though much of that can't be placed on his shoulders. The Wave offensive line was lackluster for much of the game, giving way to a sack-fumble that Rice would return for an early touchdown. The Owls would strike gold in the same fashion on the very next drive. Before the Wave could get a first down, Rice was in the lead, 14-0. Again, playing catch-up seemed to be Tulane's approach.

"We've gotta improve that going into next season. You can't win games consistently when you're always playing catch-up." said Coach Willingham.

The Wave wouldn't quit just yet, however. Sophomore CB Renaldo Thomas, who's been making plays all season, would intercept a Taylor McHargue pass in the endzone & return it for a 105-yd TD return. As expected, the game would be a 14-7 shootout early in the first. To everyone's surprise, all three 1st-qtr touchdowns would be on DEFENSE. The Wave would soon tie things up after RB Orleans Darkwa returned his 2nd kick return touchdown of the season.

To no surprise, Willingham would turn to Tim Ashley (dubbed "The Freshman Phenom" by students on campus) in the second half. Ashley did as expected, turning a likely blowout into a close contest. But even he would have his struggles. The Green Wave would pull the game to within three at 41-38 Rice late in the 4th quarter, but turnovers again would kill this team, a team coming into the game at -11 in turnover ratio (120th in the nation). The defense also provided no help, as Rice HB Turner Peterson gouged the Wave front seven, gaining 173 yards on just 19 carries, including two long touchdown runs. Before it was all said-and-done, Tulane knew their season was drawing to a close. Final Score: Rice 55, Tulane 38.

"We just gotta improve for next year. That's all. No doubt about it." said Willingham.

Coach Willingham also mentioned the recruits that the Wave are bringing in, which includes a number of 4-star players.

"We're excited for the players we're bringing into the program, and we're excited for our future. The future of this football team and this program. But as this season has shown us, sometimes you gotta get through grunt work before you can achieve glory."

That will be the message for this team in the offseason. "Work for Glory." It will be posted on banners across the Tulane campus as it is a good message for both athletes and students. Recruiting information on the Green Wave football team will be posted in the coming weeks.

Willingham: "We're close, we're just not their yet. We got a ways to go, but with hard work and determination, we'll get there."

The Green Wave close out their history in Conference USA in losing fashion, but there were some highlights during the team's 35-year run. Including the high-flying days of Mack Brown & Tommy Bowden of the 1990's. The Wave will embark on a new journey into a new conference, as they join many other former C-USA teams in the then-Big East, now American Athletic Conference. They'll encounter old foes such as Houston, SMU and Central Florida, but will also meet some new friends in Cincinnati, UConn and Temple. 2014 Green Wave football information will be distributed in the coming months well into the offseason. Stay tuned!

Roll Wave! See you next season!


Courtesy of the Tulane Lullapalooza, the Tulane student newspaper.

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I just cant get into it again and just cant keep going on with UK. I dont want to rebuild in the SEC and I've frankly had enough of UK lol. Last restart I promise.

I've narrowed down my choice of school to Clemson or Virginia Tech. Relevant teams nows that I can create challenges for, and not just hope into a national title year 1.

I honeslty cant choose between the two so far though, so I need help from the OS world to decide. Please PM me who you'd rather I take over for, Clemson or VT, and the winner will be the school.

PM me dont post here... I dont wanna spam the forum and I won't be checking his thread enough anyways.

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[beekay415]

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Bleed, where you and those cowboys at!?! I got family in town, won't be able to play till Monday, but should be able to finish season one in a few days

[Sanchez_Mareno]

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Seems like a lot of guys go for two too often

[BleedGreen710]

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Bleed, where you and those cowboys at!?!

Training for next season Also trying to decide who will be my starting QB and HB. Thinking of starting my backup tight end (who was a converted fullback, after being converted from halfback) at halfback. He has all the right ratings and he's a senior (I usually give the edge to Seniors in position battles). Currently a 94 OVR HB but the other HB is 95 with similar ratings. As for QB.. Junior Jamaal Williams is in a battle with a sophomore and a freshman.

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I just cant get into it again and just cant keep going on with UK. I dont want to rebuild in the SEC and I've frankly had enough of UK lol. Last restart I promise.

I've narrowed down my choice of school to Clemson or Virginia Tech. Relevant teams nows that I can create challenges for, and not just hope into a national title year 1.

I honeslty cant choose between the two so far though, so I need help from the OS world to decide. Please PM me who you'd rather I take over for, Clemson or VT, and the winner will be the school.

PM me dont post here... I dont wanna spam the forum and I won't be checking his thread enough anyways.

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I should mention too please dont take into consideration ratings. Both teams will be "adjusted" to be lowered in terms of their overalls, and some of their uber prospects will be slightly nerfed, so that they're both starting from the same point. This should be about which school you'd find more enjoyable to follow as far as the personnel goes and other small things.

They're both ACC teams that have lots of orange though so I realize it's hard to pick haha

[canesfins]

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I should mention too please dont take into consideration ratings. Both teams will be "adjusted" to be lowered in terms of their overalls, and some of their uber prospects will be slightly nerfed, so that they're both starting from the same point. This should be about which school you'd find more enjoyable to follow as far as the personnel goes and other small things.

They're both ACC teams that have lots of orange though so I realize it's hard to pick haha

First thing you should def do is nerf Logan Thomas a little. He's way too good in the game compared to his play on the field.

(Watch just because I said that he explodes this year...)

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First thing you should def do is nerf Logan Thomas a little. He's way too good in the game compared to his play on the field.

(Watch just because I said that he explodes this year...)

I have to take what you say in context though, being a 'Canes fan

[beekay415]

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Training for next season Also trying to decide who will be my starting QB and HB. Thinking of starting my backup tight end (who was a converted fullback, after being converted from halfback) at halfback. He has all the right ratings and he's a senior (I usually give the edge to Seniors in position battles). Currently a 94 OVR HB but the other HB is 95 with similar ratings. As for QB.. Junior Jamaal Williams is in a battle with a sophomore and a freshman.

Nice, that TE sounds like former Rice player James Casey played TE,FB and RB in college and FB/TE in the nfl. Can't wait to see the QB winner.

[pjmoore 28]

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Here goes my Year 7 recap, to be honest I really just wanted to get started on Year 8 so I just copied my notes I take during the games/season and pasted it here. If you have any issues understanding what some of my shortcuts mean, just pm or ask. And if you really would rather have the 15-page writeup, be sure to let me know as I really only do it for you guys. Reading dictionary.com and thesaurus.com isnt for my benefit. lol. Without further ado....

Key to understanding Notes
-= either something the other team did good, or something my team did bad or just a general note. Read over it a couple times and look at the context.

+= Something Good for Me/my team


Name: C.J. Lawson
Alma Mater: Southern California (USC)
Age: 28
Specialty: Defensive
Offensive Playbook: Mobile QB (Custom PB) 1st 7 gms/ Texas Tech: Last 7 gms
Defensive PB: 4-3 Multiple (Generic) 1st 7gms/Multiple D (Generic): Last 7 gms
Qtr. Length: 8 min
Difficulty: Heisman (Jarrod21 Blue Set):1st 7 gms/ SECElite Sliders: Last 7 gms.

Year 7: 2019-2020 Texas Longhorns
Position on Team: Head Coach

Lawson Year 7: Texas HC

Preseason
- Contract year: 3 of 5
- Starting Level: 27
- Coaching Staff
-- HC C.J. Lawson (27)
-- OC Al Golden (43)
-- DC Dave Wommack (13)

#1 Wk 1: Texas St.
+ W 56-13 (1-0)
++ QB J. Williams: 22-24, 310, 5TD, 99 rush yards,
++ WR J. Richards: 9 catches, 148 yards, 3 TD
++ SS B. Cooper: 2 int
+ 4* TE Matt Witherspoon
++ 1st insta commit
++ 6'5" 78 OVR. 78 CIT

* Games After this were played within last week. UTEP was first game in a while and I was rusty and it showed.*

#2 Wk 2: UTEP (0-0)
- gave up 70yd pass on first play
+ held to FG. Down 0-3 in 1st
- offense went for it on 4th and 1, fumbled pitch
+ 96yd KR by J. Richards to make game 10-7 UTEP
+ defense forced 3&out
- gave up 202 yds in air at half
- down 10-17 at half
+ threw screen to HB Cox, weaves through defense for 63-yd touchdown. 17-17 game
+ Williams to Richards on 6 yd slant, broken tackle and "check my footwork" juke and 57-yd score. 24-20 lead.
- Down 24-27 to start 4th.
+ tied at 27 with FG early in 4th.
- defense got facemask on 3rd down, then gave up score next play. Down 34-27 with 7 min.
- offense couldn't move ball
+ SS B. Cooper forced fumble to stop their drive.
+ HB Matthew Cox: 7yd TD run. Tied 34-34.
+ forced 3&out. Got ball with 3:12.
+ 43 yd on option keeper by Williams. In FG range.
+ took 37-34 lead with 1:45
+ SS B. Cooper got tackle on 4th and 2.
+ W 37-34 (2-0)
++ QB J. Williams: 296 yd, 2 TD
++ SS B. Cooper: 12 tackles, FF

#1 Wk 3: @ #5 Boise State (1-0)
+ Boise Missed FG
++ PA Pass to Richards for 63yd bomb to take 7-0 lead.
- gave up TD to tie game at 10.
+ Williams to WR Patrick Moss for TD. 17-10.
- Defense gave up score with 47 secs in half. Tied at 17.
- Williams threw pick 6. Down 17-24 going into half.
+ Williams retaliated with 42 yd pass on corner route to WR Earl Pearson as time expired.
+ KR Richards opens half with 54yd return to set up in enemy territory.
- threw another pick 6.
+ Williams found Bryant to tie game again
+ Defense got stop.
+ HB M. Cox: 9 rushes, 52 yds on 14 play drive.
+ W 49-35 (3-0)
++ HB M. Cox: 116 yds, 2 TD

#1 Wk 4: Colorado (1-2)
- Conference Opener
- rain game
- Defense gave up score through air. Down 0-7.
- HB Medlock fumbled on 1st play.
- Down 0-14 with only 2:09 off clock.
+ Williams to TE R. Bryant for 28yd to bring score 7-14.
+ Williams scrambled for 6yd to tie game at 14 in 2nd.
+ 99yd KR by Richards. 21-17 lead
+ Williams found Moss as time expired.
+ 28-20 lead at half.
- forced 3&out out of half
- gave up TD, stopped 2pt. 28-26
+ Williams to Richards on post. 35-26
+ W 45-26 (4-0)(1-0)
++ Williams: 20-25, 248, 4TD
+ Commits
++ 4* CB Josh Brown
+++ 78 OVR, 84 MCV, 92 SPD
++ 4* CB Reynaldo Clark
+++ #1 CB, 88 MCV, 6'1"
++ 4* MLB Eric Stokes
+++ #2 MLB, 91 Tackle
++ 4* OLB Ben Seals
+++ 79 OVR, 85 Tackle
++ 4* DT Johnathan Thomas
+++ 85 Block Shedding, 77 OVR

#1 Wk 5: v #2 Clemson (2-0)
- Lost Starting RE Paul Simmons for 6 weeks, broken hand
-- replace with SR Matthew Miller
- defense bent but didn't break. Down 0-3 after first drive.
- HB Medlock fumbled on run.
- defense gave up 39yd option run
-- eventually scored. 0-10 in 1st.
+ Richards returned kickoff 78yd
- Williams threw int on next play.
+ Williams to Richards for 43yd.
++ 7-10 game.
+ Defense stopped on 4&2
+ OLB Gavin Moore got int in 2nd
+ Williams to Moss with 2min in half
++Score: 17-10
+ Richards returned missed FG 105yds
++ 24-10 lead.
+ 24-13 at half.
- Williams threw int after moving downfield.
+ 24-16 lead into 4th
- Williams threw another int
- gave up TD, not 2. 24-22
- came to a FG, he missed
+ W 24-22 (5-0)(1-0)
- gotta get better against ranked
+ 4* WR Mark Mendoza
++ 6'2", get redshirted
- 3* T Dylan Gibbs- TCU
-- 80 run block, tackle of future

#1 Wk 6: Bye Week

#1 Wk 7: @ Oklahoma (3-2)(1-1)
- Red River Rivalry
- rain game
+ 10 play, 60yd, 4:15 TOP Drive
++ Williams: 3-3, 29. 3 rush, 22 yd and TD
+ HB M. Cox scored on 5yd run.
- b2b facemask put in red zone
+ held to FG. 14-3 score.
+ scored on scramble on 4th and 7
+ 21-3 lead at half
- threw int to end qtr
+ Williams to Richards on 41yd streak. 28-6.
+ 28-14 (6-0)(2-0)
++ Noticed Williams leading Heisman Voting
*4* WR John Butler sign

#1 Wk 8: @ Iowa State (3-2)(1-0)
- rain game
- gave up 88yd pass. 0-7 game.
+ Williams to Richards: 13yd TD
+ 56yd pick 6 by CB Matt Pruitt
- threw int on Hail Mary
+ 21-7 lead at half
+ got fumble on kick
+ Williams to Moss on 4yd fade
+ CB Pruitt pick 6 on screen
+ W 49-14 (7-0)(3-0)
- changing PB: Texas Tech
- Williams: 5TD, 7int last 3 gms.
-- 15TD, 2int 1st 4 gms.

-changed to SECElite Sliders

#1 Wk 9: @ #4 TCU (6-0)(2-0)
- Herbie picks TCU
+ FB Herron took triple option 80yds to start game.
+ FS McDaniel got int on 1st defensive drive
+ Williams to Moss for 21 to take 14-0 lead in 1st.
+ Found Pearson in back of end zone. 21-0 lead.
- TCU QB Todd Lambert got clicking and scored through air. 21-7
+ Richards got 102yd KR. 35-14.
+ W 63-21 (8-0)(4-0)
++ Williams: 21-24, 279, 6TD,0int
+ 579 yds total offense
+ Running backs got it together.

#1 Wk 10: Bye
+ 3* G Jack Smith sign
++ 69 OVR, 77 PBL, 76 RBL
- 3* OLB Mike Hodges sign
-- offered early in year but -6 bust

#2 Wk 11: Kansas (4-4)(1-3)
+ Key Visiting
++ 4* #17 HB Shelton Bray
++ 4* #43 ATH Robert Tyson
++ 3* #27 G Tony Garcia
+ Richards returned missed FG
+ Jeffrey McDaniel got int to end drive
+ Next play: Matthew Cox 38yd TD.
+ W 45-10 (9-0)(5-0)
+ Williams: 21-23, 289,3 TD, 0
+ 3* G Tony Garcia signed
++ 78 OVR, 85 RBL
+ 4* ATH Robert Tyson
++ 78 OVR, nice DB traits, 85cv
+ 2* C Martin White
++ 70 OVR, 8+ gem
+ 3* TE Mike Bray
++ 6'5, 67 OVR
+ 4* HB Shelton Bray
++ 74 OVR, 91 spin

#1 Wk 12: @ #6 Baylor (8-1)(4-1)
- winner controls destiny
- Defense bent but didn't break. 0-3
+ 100yd KR by Richards next play
- Williams threw int, Baylor capitalized. Took 10-7 lead.
+ Williams to Richards. 14-10.
++ 9 play, 87yd drive.
+ 20-10 lead at half
- muffed punt to give ball back.
+ 105yd KR by Richards. 27-13
+ Williams to Richards for 35.
++ Richards tied Rec TD record (14)
+ W 34-14 (10-0)(6-0)
++ Richards had all 4 TD
++ SS B. Cooper: 12 tackle, 3 TFL
++ RE D. Goode: 5 Tackle, 5TFL, 3 sacks
- Williams: 3 int.

#1 Wk 13:@Texas Tech(5-5)(2-4)

-Proj. Bowl: BCS Champ vs Auburn (10-0)
- rematch of last BCS Title
+ 99yd KR by Richards.
++ continues late push for Heisman
+ Williams to Richards for 22
++ Richards broke Jaxon Shipley record (2014)(14)
+ SS B. Cooper got int to end drive.
+ W 49-17 (11-0)(7-0)
+ Williams: 22-25, 223,5TD, 1int
+ Ruined their senior night

#1 Wk 14: #15 Ark St. (8-3)(6-1)
-Proj. Bowl: BCS Title:Auburn (11-0)
- winner wins Big 12 South
- Final 4 prospects visiting
-- 4* CB Mike Greco
-- 4* MLB Chris Harrell
-- 4* ATH Jermaine Hall
-- 3* ATH Jacob Gilmore
- Senior Night
-- 16 seniors on Team
- Key Seniors: 8
-- Anthony Medlock: #2 HB
--- 351 rushing, 120 receiving
-- Patrick Moss: #2 WR
--- 594 Rec., 42 catches, 7TD
-- Earl Pearson: #3 WR
--- 301 Rec., 22 catches
-- Ray Bryant: #1 TE
--- 23 catches, 5 TD
-- Barrett Nealy: C
--- 9 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed
-- Matt Beck: #1 DT
--- 4.0 sacks
-- Marcus Hill: #1 MLB
--- 51 tackles, 11 TFL, 160 career
-- Gavin Moore: #1 ROLB
--- 23 tackles, 111 career, 29 CTFL
+ 100yd KR by Richards
++ 3rd straight game with KR
+ Williams to Pearson: 17yd
++ tied most TD in a season (38)
+ Williams to Richards on 3yd fade
++ Broke 2014 David Ash record
+ 28-7 lead at half.
+ Williams to Pearson for 51 on screen. 3rd of day. Showing out.
+ W 49-7 (12-0)(8-0)
++ 25-game winning streak
++ Won Big 12 South
+ Williams: 21-25 6TD, 1int, 307
+ won senior night. (4-0 record)
+ Richards leading Heisman
+ Williams is 4th

Conf. Chip: K-State (7-5)(5-3)
+ Williams to Dean on Screen. Scored 1st. 2.05 left in 1st.
- KSU QB Todd Rogers scored on option keeper. Tied at 7 at end of 1st
+ SS Cooper got one-handed int to give ball in red zone.
- Williams gave it right back
+ Williams found TE Bryant as half ended
+ 21-7 lead at half.
- Williams: 3TD, 4int
- Todd Rogers wasn't giving up, scored again. 21-14 game.
+ 104yd KR by Richards
++ 4th straight game with 1
+ W 49-21 (13-0)(9-0)
- 8 turnovers (7int, 1 fumble)
+ POG: D. Goode: 14 tackles, 9 TFL, 6 sacks

BCS Title: vs #2 Auburn (13-0)
- rematch of last years title
- Richards having to beat Heisman curse
- Auburn struck first, 71yd TD on blown coverage.
+ 106yd KR after score. 7-7
++ 5th straight game
- Williams threw int
+ SS B. Cooper got pick 6. 14-10 in 1st qtr.
- went for it on 4th and goal, failed.
+ 103yd KR by Richards. #2
+ Williams to Dean for 18 as half end
+ 28-13 at half
- Williams threw int on drive out gate
+ 28-13 going into 4th
+ Williams to Moss to extend lead.
+ 105yd KR by Richards. #3
- Auburn combo Larry Parker to Chance Bennett. 196yds. 3 TD
- Williams intercepted again in end zone. #3 of game.
+ W 42-35 (14-0)(9-0)
+ Richards: 577 All-purpose yds

Previous Teams/Stops Year Recaps
-UTEP: 5-7. No Bowl
-USC: 9-4. Lost Alamo Bowl to TCU: 14-38
-UCF: 10-4. Lost Autozone Liberty Bowl to ECU: 33-36

Offseason
- Still in battle for recruits
-- Mike Greco
-- Chris Harrell
- offered 4 year extension. Didn't sign

The only teams I would leave Texas for:
1. Michigan- simply because of the tradition
2. Ohio State - Been a fan and love the Scarlet and Grey though I doubt that job will open any time soon with the success Urban Meyer has been having
3. LSU - would look good in purple also could keep Texas roots in recruiting and also get to play against SEC.
4. USC - Lawson's alma mater and would be good to return them to prominence
5. Oregon - My players would look good. Would also be fun to try and conform the first few years till I recruited to an offensive and defensive scheme I like

Team Coaching Changes
-None of the Above Jobs were Open so I stayed with current contract
-Lost Al Golden (Got HC Job)
+Got Sean Kugler as new OC (Level 25)
-Funny hire because he was HC of UTEP when Lawson was DC 1st season.

Players Leaving
-C Jeff Irby transferred to UTEP (Playing Time)
-MLB Lui Robinson transfered to Troy (Playing Time)
+WR Patrick Moss: Pro Draft (Projected Round 1)
+ROLB Gavin Moore: Pro Draft (Projected Round 7)

Recruiting
+4* CB Mike Greco signed
-4* MLB Chris Harrell to Texas A&M
-4* ATH Jermaine Hall to Florida State
-4* CB Jacob Gilmore to California
-Finished with #3 recruiting class
-- USC and Alabama were 1 and 2 respectively

Notable Position Changes
-FR OLB Ben Seals changed to MLB
--Will be starting #2 MLB
-FR ATH Robert Tyson changed to QB
-- Will be #2 QB behind J. Williams

Coaching Changes

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0ByIV...it?usp=sharing

Coaching Resume/ Coaching History

Coach Level: 30
--Scouting: 3/3
--Locksmith: 3/3
--Royal Treatment: 3/3
--The Opener: 3/3
--The Closer: 3/3
--Kitchen Sink: 3/3
--Letter of Intent: 3/3
--Insta-Commit: 3/3
--Pipelines: 3/3
--Road Warrior: 3/3

Overall Record: 47-8
BCS Bowl Record: 2-0
Bowl Record: 4-0
Conference Championships: 2
Conference Championship Game Record: 2-1
Conference Record: 32-4
Record Against Rivals: 11-2
Vs. Top 25: 12-6
Average Recruiting Class Rank: 5.5 (2,5,12,3)
National Championships: 2

Award Winners Coached/Won

Heisman (Best Player) Award – 1x
- WR/KR J. Richards (Texas 2019-20)

Bednarik (Best Defensive Player) Award – 2x
- SS B. Cooper (Texas 2018-19)
- SS B. Cooper (Texas 2019-20)

Lombardi (Best D-Lineman) Award – 4x
- DE J. Davidson (UTEP 2013-14)
- DE L. Williams (USC 2015-16)
- DE J. Raulerson (Texas 2017-18)
- DE D. Goode (Texas 2019-20)

Nagurski (Best Defensive Player) Award – 3x
- DE L. Williams (USC 2015-16)
- SS B. Cooper (Texas 2018-19)
- DE D. Goode (Texas 2019-20)

Biletnikoff (Best WR) Award – 1x
- WR J. Richards (Texas 2019-20)

Broyles (Assistant Coach of the Year) Award – 1x
- DC C. Lawson (USC 2015-16)

Returner of the Year Award – 4x
- KR C. Black (UCF 2016-17)
- KR J. Warrick (Texas 2017-18)
- KR J. Richards (Texas 2018-19)
- KR J. Richards (Texas 2019-20)

Outland (Best O-Lineman) Award – 1x
- C C. Watson (UCF 2016-17)

Remington (Best Center) Award – 2x
- C C. Watson (UCF 2016-17)
- C B. Nealy (Texas 2019-20)

Thorpe (Best DB) Award – 1x
- SS B. Cooper (Texas 2019-20)

Past Seasons:

Year 1: (2013-2014) UTEP DC: 12-2 (9-0) C-USA & Liberty Bowl Champs
Year 2: (2014-2015) UTEP DC: 10-4 (8-1) Liberty Bowl Champs
Year 3: (2015-2016) USC DC: 13-1 (9-1) Pac-12 and BCS National Champs
Year 4: (2016-2017) UCF HC: 11-3 (8-2) Kraft Hunger Bowl Champs
Year 5: (2017-2018) Texas HC: 9-4 (6-2) Cotton Bowl Champs
Year 6: (2018-2019) Texas HC: 13-1 (9-0) Big 12 and National Champs

Season Recap
Year 7: 2019-2020
Team: Texas Longhorns
Position: Head Coach
Record: 14-0 (9-0) 1st in Big12 Play, Conference Champs
Postseason: National Championship vs. Auburn (13-1). Won 42-35
Contract Year: 3 of 5
Starting Coach Level: 27
Ending Coach Level: 31
Starting Prestige: A+
Ending Prestige: A+
Target Wins: 10
Job Security: Safe (100)
Recruiting Class: #3

ESPN News
Heisman Winner: Jakobe Richards (Texas WR/KR)
Rose Bowl: Nebraska (13-1) escapes UCLA (12-2): 49-42
Fiesta Bowl: Baylor (11-2) defeats Boise State (10-4): 42-28
Sugar Bowl: LSU (11-2) escapes Clemson (9-4): 28-25
Orange Bowl: Georgia Tech (13-1) destroys SMU (7-7): 44-7
BCS Championship: Texas (14-0) defeats Auburn (13-1): 42-35

Team Award Winners
WR/KR – J. Richards – Won Bilitnekoff/Heisman/Returner of Year
SS – B. Cooper – Won Bednarik/Thorpe
DE – D. Goode – Won Nagurski/Lombardi
C – B. Nealy – Won Remington

Team All-Americans
WR – J. Richards (So.) – 1st Team All-NCAA: 96 catches, 1423 yds, 20 TD
C – B. Nealy (Sr.RS) – 1st Team All-NCAA: 10 pancake blocks, 0 sacks allowed
LE – D. Goode (So.) – 1st Team All-NCAA: 37 TFL, 23 sacks
MLB – M. Hill (Sr.) – 1st Team All-NCAA: 72 tackles, 13 TFL, 1.5 sacks
FS – J. McDaniel (So.) – 1st Team All-NCAA: 44 tackles, 2 int, 7 pass deflects
SS – B. Cooper (So.) – 1st Team All-NCAA: 101 tackles, 25 TFL, 5 int, 5 pass deflect
QB – J. Williams (So.) – 2nd Team All-NCAA: 3567 passing yds, 49 TD, 25 int
DT – M. Beck (Sr.) – 2nd Team All-NCAA: 10 TFL, 5 sacks
LT – M. Stephens (Fr.) – Freshman All-NCAA: 6 pancakes, 9 sacks allowed
LG – M. Pennington (Fr.) – Freshman All-NCAA: 11 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed
RG – K. Sanders (Fr.) – Freshman All-NCAA: 3 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed
K – R. McNeal (Fr.) – Freshman All-NCAA: 8-8, Longest: 50yd
LOLB – K. Thomas (Jr. RS) – 1st Big 12: 44 tackles, 13 TFL, 4 sacks
CB – J. Little (Jr. RS) – 1st Big 12: 2 int, 7 pass deflects
CB – M. Pruitt (Jr. RS) – 1st Big 12: 2 int, 2 Defensive TD, 4 pass deflects
TE – R. Bryant (Sr. RS) – 2nd Big 12: 27 catches, 5 TD
RG – M. Scales (Jr.) – 2nd Big 12: 8 pancakes, 10 sacks allowed
RT – C. Pennington (So. RS) – 2nd Big 12: 9 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed
ROLB – G. Moore (Sr. RS) – 2nd Big 12: 34 tackles, 14 TFL, 5.0 sacks
P – M. Booth (So.) – 2nd Big 12: Avg. 41.3, 3 punts downed in 20

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Wyoming Dynasty Year 9, Week 2 (0-0) 2021



Wyoming announces their 2021 depth chart (overall rating in parenthesis, true freshman in bold)

Spoiler

QB-
1 Korey Gandy SO (89)
2 Jamaal Williams JR (99)
3 Jerrard Roderick FR (86)

HB-
1 Demario Sparks SR (94)
2 Jeff Blanco JR (95)
3 Lawrence McCaulley JR (92)
4 Kevin McNeal SO (88)
5 Darnell Tiger FR (83)

FB-
1 Guy Powell JR (86)

WR-
1 Cedrick Morton SR (98)
2 Charlie Jones SR (96)
3 Nick Nash SR (94)
4 Bryan Miranda SR (93)
5 James Thomas JR (90)
6 Dan Bennett SO (88)
7 Vince Webb SO (86)
8 Dion Merritt FR (85)
9 Jon Titus FR (84)
10 Ollie Godfrey FR (83)
11 Vince Elias FR (82)
12 Mitchell Morrison FR (79)

TE-
1 Buster Bryant FR (82)
2 Justin Myers SP (85)

OT-
1 Manny Henry JR (87) Starter at LT
2 Dustin Robertson JR (84) Starter at RT
3 Percy Jerrod FR (83)
4 Marvin Malone FR (81)

OG-
1 Philip Palmer JR (90) Starter at RG
2 Ricky Williams SO (88) Starter at LG
3 Tyrone Johnson SO (87)
4 Tramaine Butler SO (83)
5 Warren Stark FR (76)

C-
1 J.R Jones JR (96)
2 Ernie Wright SO (84)
3 Danny Forest FR (77)

DE-
1 Kevin Strickland JR (94) Starter at RE
2 George Sims SO (89) Starter at LE
3 Nathan Bird FR (78)
4 Raymond Bishop FR (78)

DT-
1 Tim Bowser JR (95) Starter at DT
2 Lorenzo Collins JR (92) Starter at DT
3 Dallas Emery FR (86)
4 Greyson Rex FR (85)
5 Patrick Jaden FR (84)

OLB-
1 A.J Wright SO (91) Starter at OLB
2 Will Savoy JR (91) Starter at OLB
3 Oliver Gibbons SO (90)
4 Bud Stevens FR (81)
5 Keegan Moses FR (81)

MLB-
1 Tim Gibson JR (92)
2 Lawrence Sullivan SO (87)
3 Bryan Pettigrew FR (78)

CB-
1 Brian Thomas SR (95)
2 Isaac Barnes SR (93)
3 Ike Pettit JR (91)
4 Kyle Frederick JR (90)
5 Charles Stephens SO (88)
6 Zach Webster FR (85)
7 Michael Wolf FR (79)
8 Tyler Carpenter FR (77)

FS-
1 Patrick Collins SR (99)
2 Kevin Boone SO (89)

SS-
1 Joe Jacobs SR (99)
2 Jovon Jones JR (91)
3 Clinton Lee FR (79)

K-
1 Garry Frank FR (90)

P-
1 Peter Ferguson SR (98)

KR/PR
1 FS Patrick Collins SR (99)
2 WR Cedrick Morton SR (99)

Players I am most excited about/looking forward to playing with:

QB Korey Gandy SO (89) Starting QB 6'2 193lbs

I always had a liking for this guy ever since I was recruiting him since he's from a town that's 10 minutes away from me (Which is really crazy considering I live in Maine). He has high speed and better ball carrier ratings then last years starter Jamaal Williams, including a nice 79 carrying compared to Williams 55. They both have the same accuracy (90) but Gandy has a weaker arm. Its still good enough to get the job done though. As long as he doesn't commit turnovers every game he is an improvement from Jamaal Williams. I should note that he is much smaller then Jamaal Williams, who is 6'5 233lbs.

HB Demario Sparks SR (94) Starting HB 6'0 224lbs

Demario was recruited as an ATH, and was put at fullback to fill the teams need at the time. He never really got to show his full talent because the fullback was never involved much in my offense. After 1 year of fullback where he only had 4 rushes and 6 catches, he got moved to tight end where he was a backup. In 2019 he caught 6 passes and in 2020 he caught just 2. Its now his senior year and Coach K feels sorry for the kid, so he decided to move him to halfback, his natural position, and give him a shot as a starter. He is more of a power back then speed back. 89 Speed, 91 Trucking, 90 Elusiveness, 97 Stiff Arm, 99 Carrying to name a few ratings. Expect him to be a huge threat running routes out of the backfield or going in motion as he has 90 Catching, 82 Spectacular Catch, 90 Catch in Traffic, and 83 Route Running. That time as a tight end really improved his receiving.

WR Cedrick Morton SR (98) Starting WR 6'1 216lbs

Morton has just 1 career reception after being far back in the depth chart his first 3 seasons. Last year he was moved to the #4 WR, but with Leon Robbins catching everything his way there wasn't much passes going out to anyone else. Morton has good size and exceptional ball carrying abilities. He has 88 Trucking and 91 Elusiveness, along with some impressive receiving ratings like 99 Route Running, 98 Catch in Traffic, and 93 Catching. His only downside is his average 88 Speed, but look for Morton to make a lot of big plays with his yards after catch ability. He is also my #2 Kick/Punt Returner.

TE Buster Bryant FR (82) Starting Tight End 6'6 237lbs

Buster was the #1 Overall Recruit last season, and had Wyoming #1 on his list all season long. He has great size, and some really high ratings for a true freshman, including 81 Catching, 82 Route Running, 86 Catch in Traffic, 89 Break Tackle, 89 Trucking, and all blocking ratings in the mid 70s to low 80s. He wont be making many defenders whiff though, as he has just 75 Speed, 60 agility, and 78 acceleration. But it should be really fun plowing through the poor defensive backs who have to try and bring this man down.

DT Tim Bowser JR (95) Starting DT 6'0 259lbs

Tim is a converted defensive end who is an unbelievable athlete. He has a stunning 86 Speed, 86 Strength, and 86 Acceleration. 88 Tackling, 93 Hit Power, 90 Power Moves, 85 Finesse Moves, and 92 Block Shedding make him tough to block. He was overshadowed last season by former Cowboy Leon Patterson (recent Wyoming Hall of Fame inductee), but this season he will be anchoring the defensive line. Look for him to have a big year.

OLB Will Savoy JR (91) Staring LOLB 6'2 226lbs

After being a backup for 2 years, Savoy is finally getting his chance to start. He has decent size but incredible toughness and athleticism. His best attributes are his 88 speed, 99 acceleration, and 99 hit power, along with 82 strength, and mid to high 80s in all defensive lineman ratings. He could be one of the leaders of my defense.



I will be playing my first game vs BYU shortly. They should be completely overmatched. Should be a fun season! Special thanks to the people who follow all my posts, you make it more fun for me!