Daily Mall: How visit from WVU staff changes EA's NCAA Football 14 Dynasty Mode

[jpdavis82]

http://www.dailymail.com/Sports/201305290126

[The_Wise_One]

Great find. I love how it is now a disadvantage to have recruits visit earlier rather than later for the extra bonus points. I'm real excited for recruiting.

[canesfins]

In the NCAA games Signing Day should be a bigger thing. Would be amazing if they did something like in college hoops 2k8 with selection Sunday show. In Ncaa if like too many top recruits commit the first few weeks of the season, but a lot of top recruits in real life usually wait until signing day to announce their decision.

[UMhester04]

Quote: Originally Posted by canesfins

In the NCAA games Signing Day should be a bigger thing. Would be amazing if they did something like in college hoops 2k8 with selection Sunday show. In Ncaa if like too many top recruits commit the first few weeks of the season, but a lot of top recruits in real life usually wait until signing day to announce their decision.

How they keep skipping over signing day is beyond me.

[canesfins]

Quote: Originally Posted by UMhester04

How they keep skipping over signing day is beyond me.

exactly, any real college football fan knows how important signing day is.

[davo1021]

From an article in March about this:

"Expect recruiting to be more realistic. That was the only goal Hammond and Dorchester had. They found it odd a player never de-committed. They noticed variables like academics, coaching changes and the success of a season weren't factored into the process. They didn't think junior college recruits were represented in ways that explain their value."



I thought for sure we would have de-commits and JUCO's would be changed. Oh well.

[grabursock55]

hey guys, I have a question for you... Do recruits enjoy a visit less if there are like 5 other recruits with them? One time I had a bunch of recruits come to the same game, and all of them had a really poor visit (like a C or lower) but they should have been at least an A or a B, and I won the game. The only reason for this that I could think of was because there were so many recruits there at once, but I wasnt sure if the logic was in NCAA 12/13.

Did anyone else experience that?

Not trying to be off topic, the article reminded me of recruiting strategies lol

[Mckinley Cash]

One question I have: if you are recruiting a kid at "School A" and you take a new job at "School B," will you have a chance to bring a recruit (or the info you've unlocked about him) with you, or will you have to start all over?

I feel like once you have that connection with a recruit you should always have it, no matter where you may take a job.