Whats the hardest dynasty to rebuild?

[tony kant think]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrclutch

I'm starting a Vandy Dynasty. Should be a challenge.

I actually had some success with Vandy in last year's game. After 2 seasons of solid finishes in the SEC I was able to start landing good recruits and played for the SEC championship in years 3 and 4.

[Sack Attack]

Schools like Wake and Vandy are hard, but I would say they are easier than any of the non-BCS 1 and 2*'s because you know they have at least two good recruiting pitches (academics and conference prestige), plus another two potentially (proximity to home and early playing time), whereas the non-BCS schools potentially have two good pitches max (proximity to home and early playing time).

I would think a school like Wyoming would be extremely hard.

[predator828]

New Mexico's best offensive lineman is a 62, i think. needless to say, its tough. they have some okay players on the D, but all are seniors, and their back-ups are terrible.

[SonOfEd]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sack Attack

Schools like Wake and Vandy are hard, but I would say they are easier than any of the non-BCS 1 and 2*'s because you know they have at least two good recruiting pitches (academics and conference prestige), plus another two potentially (proximity to home and early playing time), whereas the non-BCS schools potentially have two good pitches max (proximity to home and early playing time). I would think a school like Wyoming would be extremely hard.

This, and I will add Utah State to the list. Tough loosing the majority of 3/4 star recruits to Utah and BYU, but I also love their uni's. Playing with them true to style was fun though, a lot of missdirection and tripple option concepts in their O.

[frnkpw13]

I'm using New Mexico Lobos right now and it's a reall challenge, 1 because of being a 1 star and 2 for not having any talent in-state. thank god for Texas being right next to me. also, imo Idaho, Wyoming, New Mexico State all have lack of talent in-state so they should be a real challenge as well.

[ROSStafarian]

Quote: Originally Posted by predator828

New Mexico's best offensive lineman is a 62, i think. needless to say, its tough. they have some okay players on the D, but all are seniors, and their back-ups are terrible.

UGGGHH, sorry but bad O-lines kill me. Its one thing for a receiver to drop the ball but when you cant even get rid of the ball or run up the middle successfully because of your line, that sucks.

[SoundTheAlarm]

Why not build your own team on TeamBuilder and use the "Cupcake" roster template...

I did that and created the South Bay Red Devils.

You can make your team from a place that would be really hard to recruit from...heck, even Alaska!

Not to mention that the team is absolutely atrocious, they are an Option Run team and I swear I have never seen more fumbles in my life, lol. This team is going to take a lot of work.

[Marcus34]

Yea EMU would be terrible. They have no reputation in D-I football and they have to compete with UM, MSU, CMU, WMU, and probably someone else that Im forgetting.