NCAA-10 Draft Class

[dolfanfrank]

is this for ps3? if so how can I download?

[daniverson1973]

here is a speadsheet to give an of what I have done so far (offense only)

[Chi Dynasty12]

please post the file asap! youve done good work,now share it

[daniverson1973]

OKAY, I'll post a 'preliminary' draft class file for the 2010 draft

but eventually im gonna get the file out after the underclassmen declare


file coming soon...

[JLWebb]

Quote: Originally Posted by daniverson1973

OKAY, I'll post a 'preliminary' draft class file for the 2010 draft but eventually im gonna get the file out after the underclassmen declare file coming soon...

What system is this for?

[daniverson1973]

as i stated earlier in this thread, this is for PS TWO 2

[Lauxman]

Quote: Originally Posted by daniverson1973

as i stated earlier in this thread, this is for PS TWO 2

Maybe you should include all this information, and the fact that you use rosters that are not the defaults, in the first post or topic title.

[alifeincomplete]

No disrespect intended, dude, but I have to disagree with your ratings. They're way too high. Sam Bradford is good, but his injury will affect both his performance next year and his draft stock. Moreover, he's no longer considered by most to be the best pro-style QB in the lot; that title belongs to Jimmy Clausen, who has played for three years under a pro offense led by Weis, a scheme straight out of the NFL.

Tim Tebow, while a god on the college field, will be lucky to keep his position in the NFL. I like that you acknowledge this, but he's still hideously overrated at each of these positions.

Dan LeFevour, my school's quarterback, is talented for sure, but also incredibly overrated in this instance. The Tovarich999 rosters place him in a good spot for coming into the NFL as he should--as a 50-something OVR. Along with him in these positions are players like Tim Hiller, who is good enough to make the draft, but will most likely never start a game in his life unless something goes wrong to the first (and maybe second) string on his pro team. It's just the reality of the pros. They're radically different in the level of talent required by all positions than college.

While I'd grant one, maybe two players on that list (McCoy and Clausen and maybe--MAYBE--Bradford) ratings in the mid-70s for realism, the others should be dropped quite a bit...as someone earlier suggested, by about ten points each.

Just some input.