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[DreadedSteeler]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

wait, what? so if in year 1 my success goes from 51% to 57%, then hypothetical in year 2 goes from 57% to 75%, by signing a new contract you drop back to the original 51%?

Yep, i've signed a couple of extentions at Ohio State and even after winning a national championship the final year of the contract it resets from the 100% I was at, back to 57% for the new contract...makes no sense.

[BadAssHskr]

Quote: Originally Posted by DreadedSteeler

Yep, i've signed a couple of extentions at Ohio State and even after winning a national championship the final year of the contract it resets from the 100% I was at, back to 57% for the new contract...makes no sense.

that's crazy i was not aware of this.

[blkrptnt819]

Quote: Originally Posted by TDenverFan

1- No clue. NCAA rule maybe? 2- That kinda does make sense... If a new coach for Texas University starts out as 0-12, you think the fan base will be patient, or want him gone?

1) I watched a team do it all day Saturday. It was OK.

2) I resigned and dropped from a 77% to a 58%. Just to make sure it wasn't the shellacking Alabama gave me I looked at everyone else who signed a new contract and it was 58%

[blkrptnt819]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

wait, what? so if in year 1 my success goes from 51% to 57%, then hypothetical in year 2 goes from 57% to 75%, by signing a new contract you drop back to the original 51%?

That's what happened to me. I may be a isolated case.

[Kcordloh]

It's very true about the job security. And unfortunate also. If you have 100%, with a new contract the goals change yes, but you should have a boost. Maybe go from 100% to 80%? If you are topped out, win the NC, then renew you should stay 100%, at least mid 80's.

[Knight9299]

Quote: Originally Posted by blkrptnt819

1) Why can't you move the HB to the other side of the QB without him going on the line like a WR? This doesn't even seem like a hard thing to program but it just seems like an oversight. 2) Why when you sign an extension your job security goes back to default? That makes NO sense!

#1. Weren't you able to motion a receiver into the backfield in the previous generation? Also, what happened to yo yo motion? Have a flanker motion to the tackle and then reverse direction. Now you have to let him go all the across the formation.

[j lilla]

Quote: Originally Posted by blkrptnt819

1) I watched a team do it all day Saturday. It was OK.

Motion is when one player is moving laterally when the ball is snapped. Moving more than one player before a snap is a shift. Any number of players can shift, but all 11 players must get set prior to a player going into motion or the snap.

[TDenverFan]

Quote: Originally Posted by blkrptnt819

1) I watched a team do it all day Saturday. It was OK. 2) I resigned and dropped from a 77% to a 58%. Just to make sure it wasn't the shellacking Alabama gave me I looked at everyone else who signed a new contract and it was 58%

I misread #2... I thought you meant you signed with a new team. The resigning with the same team thing annoys me, too. Going from winning a BCS championship at Western Michigan, resign, and drop to 50ish% security.