dynasty team

[nyfan914]

i want a young team who will be good in the future, and recruits decent.. anybody?

[Ronizzle]

Tennessee...Oklahoma St...Illinois

[nyfan914]

thanks im gunna try out one of them

[Pitbullz4Life]

Oklahoma - have seniors but with good recruiting you should fell the holes
Ok State
Miami - will lose guys like Bailey and Harris on D if they have big seasons but the team is young

[NEOPARADIGM]

Michigan only loses ~11 players after year one.

[hoopla32]

I went about 6 years deep into a dynasty with Tennessee. Went 10-2, won the SEC East, and won my bowl game in year 1. Got a top 10 recruiting class (including the #1 WR, #3 QB, and #2 HB) in the first year. Next five years I didn't lose a game and they turned into a juggernaut. Once I started winning games recruiting to Tennessee wasn't that difficult. They have plenty of young talent as well from the get go so you don't have to worry about the cupboard being left bare after year 1.

USC is another one. By year 3 or 4 I was even more unbeatable with them than I had been with Tennessee. This was the first dynasty I played when I got the game, so I had recruiting on varsity. One of my recruiting classes (year 3 or 4) I pulled in something like a 19 man class consisting of 9 five stars, 7 4 stars, and 3 three stars. Two of the three stars were the #1 K and #FB who both were 80+ overall in their freshman year. Needless to say, that dynasty got real easy real quick.