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[osubucki6]

Recruiting only dynasty year 1 Alabama

Alabama Crimson Tide Recruiting - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Tyler Halladay	#1 QB	HS	Fountain, CO	6'2"	205
Jonathan Stephens	#4 ATH	HS	Hartselle, AL	6'4"	227
Jamal McCullough	#1 ATH	HS	Ottawa, KS	6'	208
Josh Pollard	#2 T	HS	West Islip, NY	6'8"	282
Ben Cook	#4 DE	HS	Willowbrook, CA	6'4"	264
John Long	#7 HB	HS	Fort Meyers, FL	6'	191
Victor Owens	#33 WR	HS	Blackwell, OK	6'3"	207
Sam McNeal	#9 WR	HS	Diamond Bar, CA	6'	195
Jermaine Harris	#2 MLB	HS	Vero Beach, FL	6'1"	225
Alvin Brown	#23 ATH	HS	Huber Heights, OH	6'	216
Dedrick Harrell	#15 WR	HS	Boaz, AL	6'	195
Jason Davis	#59 FS	HS	Country Club Est., GA	6'	171
Fred Rogers	#45 G	HS	Springfield, OH	6'4"	277
Gary Wynn	#46 DE	HS	Prien, LA	6'4"	250
Marcus Boyd	#55 DT	HS	Antioch, CA	6'4"	278
Phillip Williams	#7 FB	HS	Sarasota, FL	6'1"	248
Matt Joseph	#35 DE	HS	Pinellas Park, FL	6'2"	247
Bruce Carr	#2 P	HS	Carthage, MO	6'	197
Dan Moore	#1 K	HS	East Riverdale, MO	5'11"	187

No.1 MLB in country(created) was 99 ovr. and a complete beast out of JUCO and was unrecruited. He had a dealbreaker on me I couldn't do anything about so he went unsigned.

[Louie Loper]

Quote: Originally Posted by mjavon

I'm thinking about doing a team builder dynasty with my current school, the University of Nebraska-Omaha. UNO cut football and wrestling in a controversial move from D1 to D2 athletics in 2011, but I decided I could play as if it were never cancelled. Conspiracy theorists suggest that UNO AD Trev Alberts (a former Husker) did away with UNO's football program as instructed by Tom Osborne. I don't know if that was really they case, but it garnered enough attention that ESPN Outside The Lines did a report on it. Read here if you're interested: http://m.espn.go.com/general/story?s...60&src=desktop I will make UNO and UNK (Nebraska-Kearney, former D2 rival) and replace two independent schools with them in my next dynasty. Can't wait to play it out!

Dude I go to UNK and looking to start up a Dynasty with them, what conference u putting UNO and UNK in?

[SpeedyMikeWallace]

[mjavon]

Quote: Originally Posted by Louie Loper

Dude I go to UNK and looking to start up a Dynasty with them, what conference u putting UNO and UNK in?

I think I'm going to place them as independents to start. I just made both schools on teambuilder from the "Cupcake" shell roster with randomized names. I haven't started yet as my ps3 has been in for repair but I'm on my way to go pick it up now!

[Louie Loper]

Quote: Originally Posted by mjavon

I think I'm going to place them as independents to start. I just made both schools on teambuilder from the "Cupcake" shell roster with randomized names. I haven't started yet as my ps3 has been in for repair but I'm on my way to go pick it up now!

See I wish I would have used a cupcake template to start out, I used Lafayette and renamed all the roster to be accurate. ratings are off but

[Louie Loper]

I think I have Nebraska Kearney as a 75 over all.
http://www.easports.com/teambuilder1...674:1373434352

Then I also made Nebraska Omaha a while back

http://www.easports.com/teambuilder1...674:1384544894


along with Chadron State, Wayne State, and the NAIA schools.

[SpeedyMikeWallace]

[justblaze09]

Year 4 (Y2 as Fresno OC) was decent, but not what I wanted (although it is refreshing to lose). Finished 9-4 with another loss in the Poinsettia Bowl, this time to former foe Navy. Losses to rivals SDSU and SJSU killed any chance of competing for the conference title. Myles Carr finished with 3253 yards, 24 TDs, and 14 INTs, which I can deal with seeing as our O-Line was horrible. RS Soph RB Paul Francis finished with 1419 yards and 13 TDs, while we had a balanced receiving attack of Seniors Justin Johnson (956 yds, 8 TDs), Damari Scott (922 yds, 7 TDs) and RS Soph Stan Mendoza (1019 yds, 6 TDs). If the O-Line was better, we probably win the conference title again.

Time for the yearly recap

Conference Champions:
ACC: Clemson
American: UConn
Big XII: Baylor
Big 10: Ohio State
C-USA: Marshall
MAC: Miami U
MWC: SDSU
Pac-12: Oregon
SEC: Alabama
Sun Belt: UL-Lafayette

BCS Bowls:
NCG: Ohio State over Georgia Tech (no, GT did not play for the ACC title)
Fiesta: Cal over Mississippi State
Sugar: Alabama over Baylor
Orange: Clemson over SMU (UConn was probably pissed)
Rose: Oregon over Wisconsin

Heisman: Thomas Tyner (Oregon), Derrick Green (Mich) 2nd, Cardale Jones (Ohio St.) 3rd
Maxwell: Zach Kline (Cal)
Walter Camp: Derrick Green

Final AP Top 15
1. Ohio State
2. Georgia Tech
3. Wisconsin
4. Clemson
5. Alabama
6. Michigan
7. Louisville
8. Oregon
9. Nebraska
10. Mississippi State
11. Cal
12. Virginia Tech
13. Florida
14. Virginia
15. Penn State.

Oregon, Ohio State, and Clemson (all three as OC) were the three best job openings offered to me. With me being on the West Coast, I decided to take the Oregon job as my last OC job before I tried to move back East as a HC

Notable Coaching Changes
USC: Fired Lane Kiffin; hired Rutgers HC Dan Enos
LSU: Fired Les Miles; hired Colorado HC Dave Aranda; fires Cam Cameron; hired Steve Sarkisian
Washington: Fired Steve Sarkisian; hired Marshall HC Mark Snyder
Arkansas: Fired Bret Bielema; hired OSU DC John Thompson
Rutgers: hired UL-Lafayette HC Matt House to replace Enos
Colorado: hired OSU OC Mike Gundy to replace Aranda
UNC: fired Larry Fedora; hired EMU HC Devon Williams
Marshall: hired Temple HC Jarrett Anderson to replace Snyder
Northwestern: fired Pat Fitzgerald; hired Oregon DC Jay Bateman
UL-Lafayette: hired Clemson OC Chad Morris to replace House
Purdue: fired Andy Ludwig; hired Oregon OC Bill O'Brien
NIU: fired Rod Carey; hired Lane Kiffin
Michigan: DC Greg Mattison retired; UL-L DC Chuck Bullough hired
Clemson hires Les Miles to replace Chad Morris
OSU hired Bret Bielema to replace Thompson as DC
ISU: Paul Rhodes fired; EMU OC Yusef Cary hired

Top 25 Recruits
1. MI ATH Tyrone Bellamy (Mich)
2. DC DE Shane Broussard (FSU)
3. TX HB Craig Lewis (Ark St.)
4. FL CB Jeff Bell (Miami)
5. TX HB Greg Nash (ND)
6. TX ATH Jake Bell (TAMU)
7. MI ATH Michael Townsend (TAMU)
8. CA WR James Noble (Tenn)
9. FL DT Adam Mackey (Clemson)
10. GA TE Bob Yates (Clemson)
11. NV ATH Nick Durbin (Stanford)
12. OK WR Brad Talley (PSU)
13. GA DE Robbie House (South Carolina)
14. AZ WR Maurice Jansen (Cal)
15. LA ATH Andre Pace (KSU)
16. OK HB Marcus Hill (Arizona)
17. TX DT Brad Johnson (UNM)
18. KY WR Mike Alexander (Louisville)
19. NJ TE Evan Cain (Bama)
20. OH HB William Gillett (Ball St.)
21. WI HB Preston Thomas (Wisc.)
22. AL ATH Nathan Anderson (Miss. St.)
23. WY WR Keith Brown (TCU)
24. CA G Wallace Davis (Stanford)
25. ND ATH Jonathan Starks (TAMU)

I don't know what is more surprising, the fact that the #3 player in the nation is going to Arkansas St. or that Wyoming and North Dakota had players in the top 25.