Anybody else use a different style of play than there team does in real life?

[thehogue2]

Quote: Originally Posted by David445

Well my favorite team is South Florida and they run the spread but when I play I always use a pro-style offense. This has never been a problem playing offline but using USF online with my run based offense has always been hard for me in the past especially since there not to good to begin with so I was wondering how other peoples experiences have gone with this situation?

I think USF is pretty good. USF is a team I play w/ most of the time, just to be different lol. I usually run multiple offense or run balance w/ every team I play with.

[smurface]

i ran a dynasty with UTEP in 09, and liked using that playbook and ever since used it..

its a lotta single back formations.

[KentuckyJared20]

In Dynasty with Kentucky I gradually move from a Pro-Style to Air Raid, specifically Texas Tech's playbook. Last year for the first time though I went from a 4-3 to 3-4, which I'm thinking of doing again this year since I blitz nearly every play.

[okstate19]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

Flexbone Triple Option with Texas Tech FTW! J/K. lol I was thinking about using a multiple offense playbook for Maryland though(from pro-style).

Funny you mention this Solidice. This was the first thing I did after my OSU dynasty ran its course. Man, those first 3 years were rough, lol.

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by okstate19

Funny you mention this Solidice. This was the first thing I did after my OSU dynasty ran its course. Man, those first 3 years were rough, lol.

there were a few players that could run that offense(at least possibly could real life) in previous years, even under Leach.

according to TB, TTU has a Freshman QB that has 83 speed, 88 acc. he could run that offense decently. 85 THP 83 THA. don't remember who that is off the top of my head. I think Jacob Karam? who would be a redshirt Fr.

[QuinnMahoney]

I always try to adapt my offense to fit my team. If i have a Peyton Manning quarterback im gonna be an air raid team, but if i have Chris Johnson im gonna give him the ball 40 times a game. I wish it was easier to stick to one scheme as far as recruiting players. I think they should make a position prestige for each school, so all the option qb's would go to GT and stuff like that.

[okstate19]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

there were a few players that could run that offense(at least possibly could real life) in previous years, even under Leach. according to TB, TTU has a Freshman QB that has 83 speed, 88 acc. he could run that offense decently. 85 THP 83 THA. don't remember who that is off the top of my head. I think Jacob Karam? who would be a redshirt Fr.

Yeah, on NCAA 10 I know the fastest QB I had on the roster was Potts for the first two years. I think after that I had a soph that was around 80 speed or so. Those first years weren't really that rough, I know I made a bowl game each year. Maybe I just remember it being difficult to adjust to.

Batch, Jeffers, and...I can't remember the other guy's name. Started with an A I'm pretty sure. Those 3 filled in nicely. Eventually was able to gain some dominant players at the positions needed. It was part of what made it interesting. I've always enjoyed playing with Tech, not sure why.

I did the same with OSU and our (former) trio of tailbacks. That first year with Zac Robinson, combined with Hunter, Toston, and Beau Johnson running behind Okung made that version of my Cowboys Dynasty pretty fun, even after those guys left. Kind of ignored Dez, but he bailed me out of tough situations every now and then.

[Brandwin]

Quote: Originally Posted by dopeboy206

I never switch up the playbooks. Always run what the teams run.

That's what I do. Sometimes I'll run a dynasty and turn a team into an option team.