List of teams for people looking to experiment in Dyansty Mode...

[EHSheadhunter09]

BIG TEN
Illinois: Loaded with young potential do to great recruiting, coming off a letdown last year... tons of talent
Offense: Spread/Pro Hybrid (Needs to find solid RB)
Defense: 4-3 (Need more of a pass rush/replace Vontae Davis)

Wisconsin: Usually strong team on bit of a downslide, great homefield advantage
Offense: Run Heavy... turning to Power Spread (Needs to find passing game aside from TE's
Defense: 4-3 (Inexperienced Front Seven)

BIG 12
Iowa State: Potential to win 5-7 games and make a bowl game in relatively weak North and soft schedule
Offense: Spread (Potential to be above average and good if a RB is found)
Defense: 4-3 (Not really much to work with)

C-USA
Memphis: Potential for spectacular offense, serious chance at C-USA title this year
Offense: Spread/Pro Hybrid (Good RBs, BIG WR, young OL)
Defense: 4-3 (Experienced up front... DBs need work)

UAB: Bowl Potential...
Offense: Spread (QB Joe Webb is going to surprise ppl this year)
Defense: 4-3 (Young, Small and built for Speed)

Rice: Supposedly rebuilding Offense, fun schedule
Offense: Spread (Usually Pass-Heavy but may need to be Run-Heavy with the current roster)
Defense: 4-3 (Speed, Speed, Speed)

PAC-10
Arizona: Severely Underrated, Loaded withTalent, Easy 8 Wins
Offense: Spread (QB battle still going on/Needs to be Run-Heavy Early On)
Defense: 4-3 (Looking for more of a pass rush/FAST)

SEC
Miss State: THIS ONE WILL BE A TOUGH PROJECT
Offense: Spread (Needs severe influx of talent to run UF system)
Defense: 4-3 (LB oriented/Needs more pass rush/more consistent coverage)

OTHERS
San Jose St: Offense has always intrigued me, D needs to rebuild with massive loss of talent to pros
NM State: Always been good on O, looking to get better on D w/ DeWayne Walker
SD State: Easy state to find talent, yet never truly utilizes it to fullest potential, tons of pros but no big time success
WMU: Set for Ball St type of year in MAC
MidTennSt: Tony Franklin's Offense

[Watson]

what about wazzu?

[KentuckyJared20]

NO UK ARE YOU SERIOUS????? HERE"S MY RUNDOWN:

Offense: Pro style- need some experience at WR, and after this year more depth/talent/experience on the OL

Defense: 4-3- one of the most underrated CBs in the college game in Trevard Lindley IMO, rest of the secondary is average, the LB core has experience it's led by Micah Johnson, our DL is real young, we have to replace both DEs and only have a couple DTs who saw playing time last year.

The program is a 3*, and Bs across the board to pitch recruits on (not including playing time, prox. to home as those are based on the recruit), not many 4*s will be interested to start off with, no 5*s will be interested either. The pipline states are Kentucky, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, and Flordia. LaGrange, Georgia is the main reason why Georgia is a pipline state IMO, we get 1 or 2 recruits a year from there.

[Watson]

Quote: Originally Posted by KentuckyJared20

NO UK ARE YOU SERIOUS????? HERE"S MY RUNDOWN: Offense: Pro style- need some experience at WR, and after this year more depth/talent/experience on the OL Defense: 4-3- one of the most underrated CBs in the college game in Trevard Lindley IMO, rest of the secondary is average, the LB core has experience it's led by Micah Johnson, our DL is real young, we have to replace both DEs and only have a couple DTs who saw playing time last year. The program is a 3*, and Bs across the board to pitch recruits on (not including playing time, prox. to home as those are based on the recruit), not many 4*s will be interested to start off with, no 5*s will be interested either. The pipline states are Kentucky, Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, and Flordia. LaGrange, Georgia is the main reason why Georgia is a pipline state IMO, we get 1 or 2 recruits a year from there.

wat