Gotten to the point where my team is to good.

[IamLEGENDsince87]

Ok, so u meant NON-CONFERENCE, I was starting to figure that out

[rudyjuly2]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

in fact this last season my preseason consisted of: Southern Miss @ UCLA FCS @ Nevada

There is only one half decent team on that list. I would be bored out of my mind playing those games in my Michigan dynasty.

My current 4 ooc games were Notre Dame, Georgia, Tennessee and Cal. It keeps it fun and fresh. Plus Heisman recruiting prevents you from landing a ton of great players. That is hard but fun as well.

[Johnny "Too Tall"]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

A. So I can recruit online at work. B. I agree totally C. Not sure I know what you mean here, but if asking how i scheduled 3 fbs teams, and 1 fcs team. in fact this last season my preseason consisted of: Southern Miss @ UCLA FCS @ Nevada

Preseason? This is the college football forum right? No such thing as preseason in college football. There called non-conference games and they count towards your record just as much as the conference games.

Did you just get into college football?

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by rudyjuly2

There is only one half decent team on that list. I would be bored out of my mind playing those games in my Michigan dynasty. My current 4 ooc games were Notre Dame, Georgia, Tennessee and Cal. It keeps it fun and fresh. Plus Heisman recruiting prevents you from landing a ton of great players. That is hard but fun as well.

I agree that his OOC schedule is too weak, but yours gives you an advantage as well. With all of those powerhouse teams your S.O.S. will be really high so you'll get the nod for great bowl bids and probably the BCS bid because of it. If there's an 11-1 Florida and an 11-1 Michigan, Michigan should be ranked higher because you've stacked your schedule.

My OOC schedule always looks like this (in no particular order of games played)
BCS power (Stanford, Alabama, Miami, Oklahoma)
Notre Dame
MAC school warm up game
BCS buster (BSU, Utah, TCU, CMU, Troy, etc).

[Card-me]

I always go through this, no matter the slider set. I've tried several different sets and have played default sliders on all levels, but I'll still end up losing maybe 1 game a season, usually none. My recruiting has never been great in NCAA 11 either (usually not even top 30 class, though last year I managed to pull out the #1... first time ever).

I pretty much just decided a long time ago to just roll with it and enjoy dominating every year. It's just a game. I'm the kind of person that gets upset at myself for losing anyway, so why not just enjoy it?

[duke776]

Quote: Originally Posted by rudyjuly2

There is only one half decent team on that list. I would be bored out of my mind playing those games in my Michigan dynasty. My current 4 ooc games were Notre Dame, Georgia, Tennessee and Cal. It keeps it fun and fresh. Plus Heisman recruiting prevents you from landing a ton of great players. That is hard but fun as well.

Yup, whenever I built a juggernat team in NCAA, I'd just stack my schedule. I don't care if it'd mean I wasn't able to make the national championship, I'd schedule the top teams in the NCAA to make it a challenge. I remember having to do this in my UC dynasty back on NCAA 06, unfortunately the big east had turned into one of the worst conferences by year 2014 so only my non conference games were fun.

[BadAssHskr]

Preseason, Non Conference. Basically a synonymous term.

You know exactly what I'm talking about here.

[jfsolo]

Heisman recruiting and letting all juniors 88 Ovr and above go pro will keep most teams in check. Only teams like Alabama, Texas, Florida USC, and Ohio State will still be able to always just reload.