How Do You Win The Heisman????

[Eski33]

I am in an OD and my RB has led the nation in rushing and TD's three straight years. This past season, I rushed for 2,617 and 43 TD's along with 400+ yards receiving. My guy was leading the voting all season long but was leapfrogged by a QB at Alabama. This happened to me three straight seasons where I led in the voting and got jumped.

For some reason, each time I lost and was leading in the vote getting, I was jumped by a player that played in a conference championship game (I am in the Big Ten).

I am not sure if my player was getting jumped because he was idle and one of the contenders played. Something that needs attention....

[Roggie]

If your stats are unrealistic, you won't win.

[Bellsprout]

Quote: Originally Posted by Roggie

If your stats are unrealistic, you won't win.

True story.

Lower the running production by 600 yards and 15 TDs and you'd run away with it.

[Kriech23]

I don't know, I nearly had 2,000 receiving yards, 130 catches, and 23 TD's and won the Heisman in an OD, this with a TE with Northwestern. Those don't really seem realistic for a TE or anything, but he was my only option as my starting wide receivers got injured early in the year. My guy won by about 500 points/votes.

[Eski33]

Quote: Originally Posted by Roggie

If your stats are unrealistic, you won't win.

We are playing on Heisman level. What am I supposed to do, run out of bounds? He was averaging 19 carries a game.

I just don't understand how I can lead in voting all year long only to get passed by a player who plays in a conference championship game....

[Roggie]

Why does the Heisman matter that much? And either the guys you're playing in your OD suck, you're running cheese plays, or sliders need adjusting if you're getting those stats.

[hawkeyebred2332]

Quote: Originally Posted by Eski33

We are playing on Heisman level. What am I supposed to do, run out of bounds? He was averaging 19 carries a game. I just don't understand how I can lead in voting all year long only to get passed by a player who plays in a conference championship game....

Judging by that I would say either your sliders are poor (or non-existent) or you are exploiting certain plays over and over, because if you are playing legit there is no way you average 11.5 YPC and nearly 4 TD's/game.

To help answer your original question though, what kind of #'s did the QB have, how did his team finish, and what were his stats in the CCG?

[SECElit3]

don't feel bad, I have never even been in the heisman picture on any college football game on any system.

My teams are:
Florida State
Penn State
Mississippi State
Tennessee

Hell, I can't remember the last time I won a championship of any sort for that matter. I need new teams :P *goes and cries*