Star player out for the year. What do you do??

[kingwill53]

yeah big schools are way too easy and making a poor school great is so fun especially when you move san jose st to the pac 10...its fun that way man...

[Helios12787]

I'm still trying to find a small school to play with that will keep me interested. In previous installments I've only ever been able to get into teams I like/watch (uga, GT, ND, n a couple others). As soon as I do though I'm definitely looking forward to that first injury I get in a season.

[kingwill53]

Idaho, Syracuse, Baylor, Temple, Bowling Green, San Jose St, and Rice have all been fun for me...try one of em

[Helios12787]

I was thinking of playing with Syracuse, but I'd have to create Paulus (not in Lanteri's roster updated atm) which I don't feel like doing atm.

[MrOctober430]

once my star player goes out i bench my second wide reciever put my backup qb to start put my starting qb as a wr 1 and put my kicker as a wr 2 and put my long snapper as a kicker.

[Madden's Jowels]

Quote: Originally Posted by MrOctober430

once my star player goes out i bench my second wide reciever put my backup qb to start put my starting qb as a wr 1 and put my kicker as a wr 2 and put my long snapper as a kicker.

Um what?

[Meast21Forever]

i lost my star rb about week 4 of my first season. my backup came on strong and really played great for me. when my star came back (with about 2 weeks of the season left and the bowl game) he was number two. i felt like not starting the backup who'd played so well all season wouldn't be fair. plus the backup was a senior and my starter who got hurt was a sophmore so it worked out kind of 'sim' anyway ha..

injuries are an awesome part of the game. my starting qb went down against ND and i lost the game because of it. only game i lost all season. the next season, he had his revenege to the tune of 5 total TDs