What do you guys think is tougher?

[Hawaii_Stars]

What is the toughest challenge for you guys in NCAA....Here are some options but you can add your own..... Building a poor program to a national power?....Getting a defensive p;ayer heisman w/o offensive use? Mine is the second. I was close as LaMarr Woodley was on the list but he came in second.

[BigSmoove]

I won the heisman with Vilma on heisman level, 8 min quarters. I had 23 interceptions, 100+ tackles, and 3 TDs.

[AirLobo23]

I won the Heisman with Derrick Johnson....50 plus sacks, 150 plus tackles, 4 interceptions.

[seanmac]

Those are both ludicrous stat lines.

[MVPlaya]

I don't recall him askin what are your top defensive performences with a player.

I say the first one, takes a lot more time.

[steveclever]

I definitely think making a poor team into a national power is tough. I've been using Ohio University (my alma mater) during the past NCAA games and it's always difficult, and I wasn't successful through 6 seasons on our current 2004 dynasty. I was successful on 2003, but recruiting has been tougher on this edition.

[cliburn]

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steveclever said:
I definitely think making a poor team into a national power is tough. I've been using Ohio University (my alma mater) during the past NCAA games and it's always difficult, and I wasn't successful through 6 seasons on our current 2004 dynasty. I was successful on 2003, but recruiting has been tougher on this edition.

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I took over Ohio on 2003 in the fourth year of the dynasty and took my lumps early. I finished 3-9, 5-7, and 8-5 my first three years and just barely got my contract renewed (the contract system on that game was cutthroat as Hell!). My fourth season, I went 12-1 and won the national title before winning three of the four titles to finish the dynasty with four titles at Ohio. Yes, 2003 was unrealistic as Hell. I started a dynasty with Mississippi State on 2004 and only got three years into it before quitting to go on vacation and prep for 2005. My third year, I was 8-2 when I quit it. That was a very hard-earned 8-2 and I felt 2004 was 100 times tougher than 2003 when it came time to build a program like that. 2005 promises to be tougher with the HFA and all. I can't wait.

So, especially in 2005, I feel it is tougher to build an Ohio into a national power.

[bdunn13]

i cheesed up 04 against the cpu in a few games, David Pollack had like 80 sacks for the season and I quit using Dlineman as that got boring. He still did not win the Heisman.