Toughest Places to Play

[slickzeus]

will the list change each season or will it always remain the same?

[electrik.khaos]

Quote: Originally Posted by slickzeus

will the list change each season or will it always remain the same?

If you are playing a dynasty the list will in fact change depending on home winning streaks and prestige, etc.

[peteykirch]

They change, I got Rutgers into the Top 25.

[deucepoppi17]

Quote: Originally Posted by peteykirch

They change, I got Rutgers into the Top 25.

How long did it take u? please give details.....i've tried many times with different teams and can never crack it.

[DStars15]

It only took me one season with Texas Tech in which with Jones stadium I only roughly get 55,000 fans compared to everybody elses stadium which holds around 90,000. I am now number 18. I think it really helped with me winning every game at home during my first season. So it definetely helps with winning some games at home.

[slickzeus]

ok thats i like to hear! so when i start up another 58 game home winning streak with miami, the stadium should be near the top hopefully

[haze56]

I think people interpret toughest places...Just because you are good at home doesn't mean your stadium is one of the toughest to play in. Teams don't get intimitaded by going into the Big House even though it's a huge stadiums...App State showed how it's not impossible...So did Oregon and tOSU...I interpret toughest places as being some of the liudest like LSU's or Clemson's.

[slickzeus]

Quote: Originally Posted by haze56

I think people interpret toughest places...Just because you are good at home doesn't mean your stadium is one of the toughest to play in. Teams don't get intimitaded by going into the Big House even though it's a huge stadiums...App State showed how it's not impossible...So did Oregon and tOSU...I interpret toughest places as being some of the liudest like LSU's or Clemson's.

i agree with you in a sense that its not all about the capacity of the stadium. Take Lane stadium for example. Its one of the loudest stadiums in the country and it has torrmented Miami the last couple of years but im pretty sure it seats less than 70,000. So the atmosphere is taken into account. The glory days in the Orange Bowl felt like it was haunted and when opposing teams set foot they knew they were in trouble. Miami thrived off of that for years. the 58 game win streak helped prove that.