How is your dynasty going

[hoopla32]

Quote: Originally Posted by hoopla32

Now I'm moving on to Indiana to be the head coach after 12 seasons at Tulane. Indiana is a 1-star prestige program that's gone 17-43 the last 5 seasons and hasn't made a bowl game since 2040 (it's the 2046 season).

Well, the Indiana experiment was a short lived one. Went 2-10 in my first season and 3-9 my second season and got fired. Just took the first offered head coaching job in the coaching carousel which ended up being 1-star 77 overall New Mexico State.

[BleedGreen710]

Man I practically teared up when I revisited my old Wyoming dynasty posts. Never forget!

Quote: Originally Posted by BleedGreen710

Wyoming Dynasty Year 5 No need for words this time guys.. I got the whole finish on video with live commentary! http://youtu.be/vGNkBDq0VbA?t=15m28s Greatest National Championship finish of all time?

[Hawks11]

South Alabama dynasty!

I created myself as the OC of the South Alabama Jaguars.

This is by far the worst team in all of college football. We went 0-12 our first season and scored just two touchdowns the whole year.

But we recruited well and finished with the 74th ranked class in the country.

Our 2nd year about to start but it could take a decade to be relevant.

[Clemsonpanther]

Quote: Originally Posted by BleedGreen710

Man I practically teared up when I revisited my old Wyoming dynasty posts. Never forget!

That was incredible!

[Nick5150]

Over the last week I started a new dynasty on NCAA. Started as the OC for Idaho. Finished with 7 wins and a bid in the Outback Bowl versus Clemson, lost by 14 in a 35 - 21 game. In the off-season was offered the OC job at a number of places. Was offered the head coaching job at UAB and took the job as a complete bring back of the program, plus it was only a 3 year contract versus alot of 4 offers I got.

Played Idaho as the first game of the season (I tend to do this everytime I am putting a schedule together and schedule my former team a couple times to see how my recruiting turned out). We lost by 3 to Idaho in a barn burner. Preparing for a game against TAMU now.

[Mjphillips]

My 2033 Colorado team is now 2 - 3 after scheduling too many ranked teams in Non Conference play. I think I'm gonna ride it out with them, but I still haven't had a Heisman. .How do you even get one? It seems impossible. My star always fades at the end of the season. I play all of my games btw.

[GeauxSaints]

So I've read up to page 136 on this and from what I've seen so far this is the craziest Dynasty that has been posted, that will most likely change considering I've got around 600 more pages to read.

So I started the Dynasty with my Custom Head Coach Justinian Sage, a Half Greek half American who went to LSU in College. In my first season I was the Head Coach of ULL.

The First season I went 8-5, ending the season with a victory in the New Orleans bowl against Tulane in a 28-7.

The Next Season I went 9-4 and once again ended up in the New Orleans bowl against Ole Miss. This game was by far the closest I played at ULL during the dynasty, but I pulled out the victory with a last minute field goal, 24-21.

During the Offseason, Justinian's dreams came true, LSU, who had let go of Les Miles (He Went to USC), offered Justinian the chance to lead the Seniors Leonard Fournette and Brandon Harris to a National championship. The Offseason also had big changes in the SEC as a whole, Kentucky and Vanderbilt left with Miami and NC State both Replacing them. Virginia Tech and Oklahoma also joined the SEC.

Justinian managed to win all of the games and successfully brought LSU (5) to the SEC championship for the first time since the Dark Year of 2011, and the game was against Miami. Miami (2) got the lead 14-0 going into the 4th Quarter in which an Event now known as the Tigers Roar happened. Fournette ran for over 100 yards in that quarter and led LSU to win the game, 21-14.

After that game, LSU became Number 2 in the Nation and they would play none other then USC in a game now known as the Second Trojan War. The 1st quarter ended tied, 3-3. In The Second Quarter USC managed to grab the lead 10-3. In the 3rd, LSU got the ball on the first kickoff and tied the game again, 10-10. During the last play of the Fourth Quarter USC threw a bomb into the end zone and it was INTERCEPTED, bringing the game into OT. OT started 10-10, and it ended 13-13. Second Overtime ended 20-20, and Third Overtime seemed like it was going to end the same way. LSU was 4th and 20 after two huge sacks against Brandon Harris, he threw up a PA All Go and the ball bounced off the USC corners hand into the WR's hand, and the game was won, 27-20. Les Miles was fired from USC that season and he took the Job as the recently opened HC of Alabama. Nick Saban went to none other then Baylor as the HC.

LSU was going strong and was 10-0 when the Bama game happened, and in a game that could of been for the National Championship (LSU was 1, Bama was 2), LSU came out on top, 9-6. (3 Field Goals for us, a Touchdown and a failed 3 point conversion for Bama). After that, LSU once again made it to the National Championship and they played the Dark Horse Clemson in a game that would go down in History as the Tiger Bowl.

It was one of, if not the, lowest scoring National Championship games of all time, with both teams being held 0-0 up until the 4th quarter, when LSU pulled off a field goal and took the lead 3-0. LSU stopped Clemson from scoring and successfully won the National Championship again. In other news, the Sugar bowl was Bama vs Baylor, and Bama won 35-21.

[Kfitz13]

I experienced a bit of a post-championship hangover in the 4th season of my South Carolina dynasty, losing at home to Georgia and Kentucky (coached by former defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward), and at Florida in the Spurrier Bowl (Jr. had moved on to coach Kansas for 2 years and then was hired by Florida). Florida won the division and the conference but lost in the national championship to an undefeated Oklahoma team. I still managed to finish #3 in the polls in a parity-filled season and won the Fiesta Bowl in convincing fashion 43-7 over Wake Forest. By the end of the year Connor Mitch had broken pretty much every career passing record for the school and was a 1st round draft pick.

Year 5 started with a tough 38-31 loss at pre-season #12 Alabama. Game 2 doesn't get any easier as it is at #4 Georgia. I switched back to the stock South Carolina playbook from my Fun N Gun custom one because my new starter at QB is a lot more mobile and I wanted some more shotgun/zone read looks.