Your Best?

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by Trakan31

Yea i am wanting them for my CAS Dynasty on '10 So if ya can willl you Send them to me

I updated the post with their height/weight.

[Trakan31]

Thanks dude

I've got a bunch of players myself...they are listed on my blogs if ya wanna check em out

[stylee]

I played as UL-Laffayette for many years. I used Navy's playbook.

Brendan McCullar was my best

6-1, 210 QB. Don't remember his 40 time but by the time he left, his speed was 91. Arm strength was something like 92, accuracy was like 95.

3 time Heisman candidate, won it one year. He usually ran for over 1500 and threw for between 2000-3000.

And he won me a NC!

[rudyjuly2]

In NCAA '06 I had a stud RB named Michael Myers (I think, it's been awhile) and he was a 3 or 4* prospect that came in as an 80 and graduated as a 99. His final year he led the country in rushing and finished #2 in the Heisman voting. He was great and he was wasn't very fast either. Just a physical runner with good quickness and size. He was the only player I've ever had invited to the Heisman ceremony and he was robbed!

[Trakan31]

Dang man that sucks......maybe this year you'll get one better then he!

[Kriech23]

Had a wide out at Navy that caught like 26 touchdowns his sophomore year. He had like 32 catches the whole year. His speed was 99 so wasn't too tough. His junior year he caught 45 passes and 24 touchdowns. Senior year he only caught 21 passes and 9 touchdowns. He won Heisman his Sophomore and his Junior year. He got hurt his senior year. He broke all the Navy receiving records. And most of the NCAA ones also. Oh, and I also used Navy's playbook which makes it a little tougher for a wide out.

[Trakan31]

QB: Chris Hudson 6'2 218
HB: Antonio Pritchett 6'0 194
WR: Travis Carswell 6'2 185
WR: Tom Blackwell 6'4 219
My best 4

[Trakan31]

Now with an all new developed Teambuilder There shall be a lot of BEST!