Best unranked team

[johnfitz1986]

UNC are a great team to play with, Reddick is unreal had over 20 sacks with him and Bernard and Renner are pretty useful as well

[Cheetah Bird]

UNC is great, one of the best triplets in the game with Renner, Bernard and Highsmith. I'd have to say them too.

WASU is a gem, Travis Long is one of the best DE's in the game, senior QB Jeff Tuel has a good balance.

Few others are UM, USF, I think I played a game once with UL Monroe and made somebody quit, I want to lab them more. I've had trouble against teams like Cal, Fresno State, Wyoming.

[jaybird2585]

I love to go with Miami. They have a good team that can grow into a great team, not to mention the recruiting, from one of the top 3 or 4 states for recruiting in florida. That is always a good pipeling state to have. I like their current QB situation , though I don't do it too much, you can go with a 2 QB sysytem, Morris is good at running, good at Throwin. williams, the lower rated of the 2, is actually a better passer, according to attributes. They have athletes and a really good secondary, with a lot of good young talent, all around especially and RB and WR.

[orangeafroman]

Make sure u edit Ray Ray Armstrong out of Miami, he's gone.

[VincentB]

I'm a UNC fan, so this may seem a bit biased, but they get my vote. Their receiving core is solid and Renner and Bernard have the ability to make a lot of plays.

[dingleberryfinn]

Though you have already made yer decision, Tulsa is a lot of fun, offensively anyways.

[franch1se]

Quote: Originally Posted by platinumplayajc

Utah is by far the best unranked team in the game. Best WRs in the game, hands down. Best RB who never goes down. Fast and tall CBs. Impact SS. Best DT in the game. They are hella tough to play against.

lets slow down there a little bit haha

[uQuickSix]

Quote: Originally Posted by orangeafroman

Make sure u edit Ray Ray Armstrong out of Miami, he's gone.

Thanks for reminding me, lol.

I'm too much of a Miami fan to not play as them 99% of the time, so I would go with them.

They have a stable at running backs with one senior, a junior and two freshman (one which will more than likely grow into a star) and a slew of WR whom are all mostly rated in mid 70's to mid 80's (one senior). Mix that with a defense that is stacked with underclassmen (Perryman, Chickillo, THoward, Bush) and you've got a very good team.