Are Bigger Schools the Answer For Dynasty Probs?

[rylynner]

I feel like I might be able to live through the progression/recruiting problems that seem to be going on.

I'm playing with Mississippi in the SEC. I enjoy playing with bigger programs who have a bit more prestige. If I can get some solid recruits in here to help me stay competitive, and hope that the other big schools in my conference (florida, alabama, LSU, tennessee) can bring in some stud players then I feel like the game will stay fun to play.

I'll schedule some better non-conference opponents early in the season and look forward to competitive conference play. I can see how guys trying to play with smaller schools would be frustrated by this and I definitely hope it gets fixed in a patch, but for me it's not a game breaker.

Your thoughts on this and how do you feel about playing with bigger school in general?

[dragon4ever]

I started with a *** school (Washington) and it's been a challenge so far with recruiting, but now I'm a **** and recruiting has been a little easier. I can't imagine playing with a *, you'll never advance beyond a ** at best because the * and ** recruits are a waste of talent and will never be better than a 60-69 overall. So your team rating will always remain a D.

[Deegeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by dragon4ever

I started with a *** school (Washington) and it's been a challenge so far with recruiting, but now I'm a **** and recruiting has been a little easier. I can't imagine playing with a *, you'll never advance beyond a ** at best because the * and ** recruits are a waste of talent and will never be better than a 60-69 overall. So your team rating will always remain a D.

I think if you can land one stud at the right position, most notably QB, you can quickly turn your school' fortunes around.