After one week of college football, who switched playbooks?

[jello1717]

I'm sticking with Mississippi State's pb for my Wolverine dynasty and Notre Dame's pb for my Tar Heel dynasty. If you like the wildcat, I'd strongly suggest that you check out a playbook with a wildcat spread. I've found the wild* spread plays to be vastly superior to the normal wild* plays.

I might have to do that after this season. I typically change my playbook after each season to keep playcalling fresh.

[jbrew2411]

Quote: Originally Posted by stewaat

I might have to do that after this season. I typically change my playbook after each season to keep playcalling fresh.

Glad to see I'm not the only one that changes playbooks. I like to base mine on who I have. If I have a good running team then I go for the I-From & Ace playbooks but if I have a great QB then I try to find good passing spreed playbooks. I like to use UGA or Tenn for running team and Cinci's or spreed genc. for passing teams.

[KG]

depends on what team and my personnel.

Using Air Force my WRs are not the kind of kids I want to emphasize.

I had a lot of fun with UF's playbook last year.

[LionsFanNJ]

In my Rutgers dynasty i recruited an instate QB 4* scrambler and with all the good receivers and converted HB's at receiver. (Heyward and Robinson) i switched to Duke's playbook. Some spread plays with QB and WR runs, and and Ace and I form sets to use my pretty good TE's on roster so i can run an offense with both Savage and my new recruit.

[UnderRatedCoast]

I play with Oregon, and their playbook is crap for the run. Not that they ran real well in the opening game in real life, but running out of the shotgun once again sucks.

[mcavner]

Texas A&M is a nice balanced playbook. And if you have some good TE's USC's playbook can be killer.

[LowerWolf]

I've gone back and forth with Tennessee's, USC's and Pittsburgh's, but I think I've settled on Pitt's. It's just about perfect for me.