Playmakers NCAA 13 Historic Team(s) Poll

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by paulbrownsrevenge

THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS MICHIGAN 1990-1999 QB 10 Tom Brady 14 Brian Griese 15 Elvis Grbac 10 Todd Collins RB 32 Anthony Thomas 21 Tim Biakabutuka 6 Tyrone Wheatley 12 Ricky Powers FB 36 Aaron Shea 7 Chris Floyd WR 21 Desmond Howard 1 Derrick Alexander 18 Amani Toomer 85 Marcus Knight 86 Tai Streets 9 Mercury Hayes 2 Walter Smith TE 88 Mark Campbell 80 Jerame Tuman 16 Jay Riemersma LT 79 Jeff Backus 69 Jon Runyan LG 76 Steve Hutchinson 68 Joe Cocozzo C 51 Steve Everitt 52 Rod Payne RG 73 Joe Marinaro 69 Matt Elliott RT 77 Jon Jansen 75 Greg Skrepenak LE 81 Glen Steele DT 91 Josh Williams 94 Jason Horn 97 Chris Hutchinson NT 58 Rob Renes 96 Will Carr 60 Buster Stanley RE 56 James Hall 90 Juaquin Feazell LOLB 93 Sam Sword 37 Erick Anderson 26 Eric Mayes MLB 20 Ian Gold 36 Steve Morrison ROLB 37 Jarrett Irons 55 Dhani Jones CB 2 Charles Woodson 22 Ty Law 5 James Whitley 7 Alfie Burch FS 20 Corwin Brown 3 Tripp Welborne SS 29 Marcus Ray 41 Tommy Hendricks K 19 Remy Hamilton 49 Jay Feely P 25 Hayden Epstein

I modified your work for Michigan to look this way once the file releases..

MICHIGAN 1990-1999

Playbook
Offense-Pro Style-(Run-55%/Pass-45%)
Defense-4/3

OFFENSE
QB-#15 Elvis Grbac-(Sr), #10 Todd Collins-(Sr), #10 Tom Brady-(Jr), #14 Brian Greise-(Jr), #7 Drew Henson-(So)
RB-#6 Tyrone Wheatley-(Sr), #12 Ricky Powers-(Sr), Anthony "A-Train" Thomas-(Jr), #31 Tim Biakabutka-(Jr)
FB-#32 Jarrod Bunch-(Sr), #36 Aaron Shea-(Jr/H-Back), #8 Chris Floyd-(Jr)
WR-#21 Desmond Howard-(Sr), #2 Walter Smith-(Sr), #85 Derrick Alexander-(Sr), #82 David Terrell-(Jr), #84 Marquis Walker-(Jr), #86 Tai Streets-(Jr), #9 Mercury Hayes-(Jr), #85 Marcus Knight-(So)
TE-88 Mark Campbell-(Jr), #80 Jerame Tuman-(Jr), #16 Jay Riemersma-(Jr), #83 Bennie Joppru-(Fr)
OT-#75 Greg Skrepanek-(Sr), #77 John Jansen-(Jr), #69 Jon Runyan-(Jr), #79 Jef Backus-(So), Maurice Williams-(So)
OG-#68 Joe Cocozzo-(Sr), #73 Joe Marinaro-(Sr), #69 Matt Elliott-(Sr), #76 Steve Hutchinson-(So), #67 David Brandt-(So)
C-#51 Steve Everitt-(Sr), #52 Rod Payne-(Jr)

DEFENSE
DE-#81 Glen Steel-(Jr), #56 James Hall-(Jr), #90 Juaquin Feazell-(Jr)
DT-#97 Chris Hutchinson-(Sr), #94 Jason Horn-(Sr), #60 Buster Stanley-(Sr), #91 Josh Williams-(Jr), #58 Rob Renes-(Jr), #96 Will Carr-(Jr)
OLB-#37 Erick Anderson-(Sr), #26 Eric Mayes-(Jr), #55 Dhani Jones-(Jr), #20 Ian Gold-(So)
MLB-#37 Jarett Irons-(Jr), #93 Sam Sword-(Jr), #50 Larry Foote-(So), #6 Victor Hobson-(Fr),
CB-#7 Alfie Burch-(Sr), #2 Charles Woodson-(Jr), #22 Ty Law-(Jr), #30 Andre Weathers-(Jr), #5 James Whitley-(So)
FS-#30 Tripp Welborne-(Sr), #20 Corwin Brown-(Sr), #12 Cato June-(Fr)
SS-#29 Marcus Ray-(Jr), #41 Tommy Hendricks-(Jr)

SPECIAL TEAMS
K-#19 Remy Hamilton-(Jr), #49 Jay Feely-(Jr)
P-25 Hayden Epstein-(So)
LS-Brandt
KOS-Feely
PR/KR-Woodson/Howard

[Gap Integrity]

The duplicate numbers make it tough. Probably would go with Brady over Collins for 10, When I created this team i had to create Tim Biakabutuka so he and Desmond could share 21. Biakabutuka will always be a legend in Mich-OSU lore because of his 300 yard game, and would be a popular choice as the starter over A-Train or Powers. JMO of course.

If 13 gave us duplicate numbers these would be flawless, My guess is next gen for that little feature.

I DL'd your 2011 all time roster.... pretty sweet man. Played Tennessee v.s. Florida and enjoyed it a lot. Manning to Peerless Price all day. Travis Henry and Jamal Lewis are tough.

[tommycoa]

Quote: Originally Posted by paulbrownsrevenge

The duplicate numbers make it tough. Probably would go with Brady over Collins for 10, When I created this team i had to create Tim Biakabutuka so he and Desmond could share 21. Biakabutuka will always be a legend in Mich-OSU lore because of his 300 yard game, and would be a popular choice as the starter over A-Train or Powers. JMO of course. If 13 gave us duplicate numbers these would be flawless, My guess is next gen for that little feature. I DL'd your 2011 all time roster.... pretty sweet man. Played Tennessee v.s. Florida and enjoyed it a lot. Manning to Peerless Price all day. Travis Henry and Jamal Lewis are tough.

Always loved Biakabutuka. Wasn't Tim short for something crazy? Brady is one of those players that would be tough on this roster. No doubt in the NFL he lit it up but in college, he was kind of meh. He's one of the few players I can think of like that. Him and Terrell Davis. I seem to remember him splitting him with Drew Henson.

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by tommycoa

Always loved Biakabutuka. Wasn't Tim short for something crazy?

yep his full name was....

Tim Biakabutuka isn't really Tim Biakabutuka. Born in Kinshasa, Zaire, his full name is Tshimanga Biakabutuka (pronounced Tuh-MONG-ah Bee-OCK-ah-buh-too-kuh). His last name translates to "born again," which would turn out to be a reflection of his religious faith and resilient nature.

[meepichi]

Well bummer I was hoping that you'd do a best of historic teams as the poll results suggested. Ah well, I'm sure this one will be okay too, but if you're doing this sorta roster mize as well go all the way with it and use all time like you usually do. It'd be much more interesting that way then just the 90's players. Just my humble opinion...

[Playmakers]

Quote: Originally Posted by meepichi

Well bummer I was hoping that you'd do a best of historic teams as the poll results suggested. Ah well, I'm sure this one will be okay too, but if you're doing this sorta roster mize as well go all the way with it and use all time like you usually do. It'd be much more interesting that way then just the 90's players. Just my humble opinion...

The Alumni rosters were great in NCAA 11....

I just wanted to switch it up a bit and the 90's rosters file actually will be done in a way where you can get all players who played the same decade back at their respective schools.

To do the file based on a certain year would not only be difficult to pull off for 80+ teams but it also means your leaving some great talent off the roster file and once you get through a single season for most of those schools say for example the 91 Washington Huskies i think the lasting appeal goes away.

However if you load a roster file that allows you to play with not only the key players on that 91 Huskies team (Mario Bailey, Steve Emtman and Lincoln Kennedy) but also with guys right afterwards like Napoleon Kaufman, Cory Dillon, Lawyer Milloy and Ernie Conwell who made of the recruiting classes after the key members of the 91 team left school then it adds more replay value to the roster file and game IMO.

If had a gone the route per say i create the 1971 Nebraska Team every guy on that team would have been listed as a Sr on my file.

Some of their top players would have been able to match up physically on the field depending on the position but they would probably stand no chance in hell of surviving on their OL and DL with the way i rate players......

I simply refuse to give a guy great strength on the OL if he played in the 60's, 70's or 80's era of football.

Where as on the Alumni File I could get away with a few guys not having the strength up front because they were usually surrounded by some of the great OL at that school who played in the 90's and later.

Also, EA's Uniforms and Gear in the game today just seems more appropriate on the 90's players.....

I don't like to use the Revo Helmets that much anyway but it would look ridiculous seeing a guy like Terry Bradshaw or Curt Warner in that type of helmet.

Some of the offenses and the way EA assigns the playbooks are also better suited for this roster file and of course I'll assign Option Teams that playbook and heavy run oriented teams the Run Balanced Playbook but it's easier for me get most of the schools to play with a realistic playbook now that I've reduced the file down to the 90's only.

Chances are you won't see guys any more old school QB's running some spread Offense which was beyond my controll in years past unless i controlled the team(s) myself.

So even though the Polls did dictate that specific year teams like 95 Nebraska was most coveted on this site.....for me it just makes more sense that instead of assigning just a specific year in the 90's for each program I could expand it to a all decade teams of the 90's instead to add longevity to the file.

[Playmakers]

Doesn't mean anything right now but this will be huge for next years game...

College football will finally have a playoff. Come 2014, the BCS is dead
http://msn.foxsports.com/collegefoot...-season-062612

What this means is that we can actually create the greatest teams of all time in NCAA 14 and then finally have a playoff system to determine the outcomes.

So it looks like NCAA 14 which should have the new Infinity engine next year plus a college playoff system included might just be the best NCAA game in years.

Not to dismiss NCAA 13.....but those two things alone will probably make us forget all other NCAA games to date next year LOL!

[schumach]

Nebraska 1990-1999


Playbook : Option

Offense-Option-(Run-80%/Pass-20%)

Defense-4/3


Nebraska 1990-1999


QB
15 Tommie Frazier 6-2/205 Jr FL (4.64 40)
7 Scott Frost 6-3/215 So NE (4.53 40)
7 Eric Crouch 6-1/195 Fr NE (4.47 40)
18 Brook Berringer 6-4/220 Jr KS (4.6 40)
RB
1 Lawrence Phillips 6-0/215 Jr (4.41 40)
30 Ahman Green 6-1/210 So (4.43 40)
44 Calvin Jones 5-11/210 Jr NE
21 Derek Brown 5-9/185 Jr CA
36 Correll Buckhalter 6-0/220 Fr MS (4.53 40)
FB
40 Cory Schlesinger 6-0/230 Jr NE
22 Jeff Makovicka 5-10/215 Jr NE (4.64 40)
32 Joel Makovicka 5-11/210 So NE (4.68 40)
WR
33 Tyrone Hughes 5-10/175 Sr LA
27 Abdul Muhammad 5-9/160 Jr CA
3 Matt Davison 6-1/180 Fr NE
12 Bobby Newcombe 6-0/195 Fr NM (4.53 40) http://nmpreps.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1077059
7 Reggie Baul 5-8/170 Jr NE (4.54 40)
TE
86 Johnny Mitchell 6-3/250 Sr IL
87 Mark Gilman 6-3/240 Jr MT (4.84 40)
87 Tracey Wistrom 6-5/220 Fr MO (4.92 40)
LT
75 Chris Dishman 6-2/300 So NE (5.43 40)
73 Fred Pollack 6-4/305 So NE (4.83 40)
LG
75 Will Shields 6-2/265 Sr OK
67 Aaron Taylor 6-1/295 So TX (5.33 40) Also AA at OC in 96
76 Joel Wilks 6-3/280 Jr NE
69 Toniu Fonoti 6-4/300 Fr HI (5.49 40)
C
54 Aaron Graham 6-4/285 Jr TX (5.0 40)
54 Dominic Raiola 6-3/300 Fr HI (5.13 40)
RG
66 Brenden Stai 6-4/300 Jr CA
64 Jon Zatechka 6-2/290 So NE (5.03 40)
RT
72 Zach Wiegert 6-5/300 Jr NE
70 Eric Anderson 6-4/290 So NE (5.09 40)
77 Adam Treu 6-6/295 So NE (5.23 40)
LE
93 Jared Tomich 6-2/250 So IN (4.82 40)
88 Mike Croel 6-3/225 Sr MA
84 Mike Rucker 6-5/225 Fr MO (4.84 40)
DT
55 Christian Peter 6-2/290 Jr NJ (5.0 40)
92 John Parrella 6-5/285 Sr NE
95 Jason Peter 6-4/275 So NJ (4.9 40)
99 Terry Connealy 6-5/275 Jr NE
57 Kenny Walker 6-4/240 Sr TX
96 Steve Warren 6-2/315 Fr MO (5.10 40)
RE
98 Grant Wistrom 6-5/235 So MO (4.59 40)
84 Donta Jones 6-2/220 Jr MD
83 Kyle Vanden Bosch 6-4/270 Fr IA (4.75 40)
LOLB
32 Ed Stewart 6-1/215 Jr IL
37 Tony Ortiz 6-2/215 Fr CT (4.55 40)
4 Troy Dumas 6-4/220 Jr WY
MLB
27 Freeman White 6-1/210 Sr MO
44 Jay Foreman 6-1/200 Fr MN (4.64 40)
13 Carlos Polk 6-3/245 Fr IL (4.76 40)
ROLB
34 Trev Alberts 6-4/230 Jr IA
43 Terrell Farley 6-1/205 So GA (4.53 40)
28 Jamel Williams 6-2/195 So IN (4.38 40)
4 Octavious McFarlin 5-11/180 So TX (4.59 40) Played SS early in career
CB
38 Bruce Pickins 5-11/190 Sr MO
14 Barron Miles 5-8/165 Jr NY
8 Tyrone Williams 6-0/180 Jr FL (4.45 40)
22 Ralph Brown 5-10/180 Fr CA (4.55 40)
20 Michael Booker 6-2/190 So CA (4.47 40)
5 DeJuan Groce 5-10/190 Fr OH (4.49 40)
FS
8 Tyrone Byrd 6-0/180 Sr 1992 AZ
9 Tony Veland 6-2/205 Jr NE (4.54 40)
3 Eric Warfield 6-0/195 So AR (4.59 40)
SS
10 Mike Minter 5-10/180 So OK (4.48 40)
29 Kareem Moss 5-10/190 Jr SC
21 Mike Brown 5-11/205 Fr AZ (4.59 40)
K
35 Kris Brown 6-0/190 So TX
P
6 Darin Erstad 6-2/195 Jr ND

KO Darin Erstad
KR Bobby Newcombe
Barron Miles
DeJuan Groce
PR Bobby Newcombe
DeJuan Groce

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