What's a tough rebuild project?

[ALG]

Not sure if I'm alone in this, but I had to itch to play NCAA 14 again after watching all of the games today. I decided to start a few dynasties with one or two of my favorite teams and a another few with some other schools that might be fun to do a dynasty with (such as Oregon).
However, I also want to do one or two rebuilding dynasties. So, what are some schools that would be difficult to rebuild? Doesn't matter what conference they are in or how good or bad their uniforms/stadiums are, though I guess the school gets bonus points if they do have a good uniform and/or stadium.

Thanks!

[Pazzinho]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

I always like to do one with UNLV. The uni's are nice, they play in an interesting city/market and they have no football tradition at all.

I always like it when the team I'm trying te rebuild plays in a decent sized stadium (25.000/30.000+) and/or would at least look somewhat realistic when they are ranked no.1. It always feels weird to me when a program like Wyoming is a top ranked school.

Other teams that I would try if I were you: New Mexico, UConn, UMass, Tulane and SMU

[jkits]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

Not sure if I'm alone in this, but I had to itch to play NCAA 14 again after watching all of the games today. I decided to start a few dynasties with one or two of my favorite teams and a another few with some other schools that might be fun to do a dynasty with (such as Oregon).
However, I also want to do one or two rebuilding dynasties. So, what are some schools that would be difficult to rebuild? Doesn't matter what conference they are in or how good or bad their uniforms/stadiums are, though I guess the school gets bonus points if they do have a good uniform and/or stadium.

Thanks!

I like Kentucky as a good starter...good conference, nice recruiting pipelines and & potential to compete for bowl games.

Also, can I suggest a few things to get you started fresh.. (excuse the length)
check out my new stadium sounds thread. Its 191 new sounds for ALL 5 power conference teams, if you're into that stuff. But it adds a really dope layer of realism.

here's some examples:

https://soundcloud.com/user-288235211/tracks

download link:

http://rapidgator.net/file/2cdeece9a4fb6c8c448721c784f37675/**NCAA_FOOTBALL**_OFFICIAL_Stadium_Sounds_(ALL_5_Power_Conferences).zip.html

Game VOLUME Settings

(Optional, but more immersive...)

Master - 100
Commentators - 87
Stadium PA - 40
Crowd - 86
On The Field - 45
Menu Music - 84
Menu SFX - 89
Custom Stadium Sounds - 93

Also check out these sliders, if you play on Heisman for Dynasty. this will make tough competition..peace

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...difficult.html

[huskerfan01]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

SMU, Kentucky, Vandy, Colorado, Wyoming, Indiana, Texas Tech. Depends on what you're looking for.

[thesportsguru11]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

This blog post I did should help you out if you're playing with 2015 rosters. Most of them still apply no matter what year roster you're using.

[ALG]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

Thank you for the replies, everyone! I'll make sure to check out each team and see which teams I like. Also, thanks for that blog, sportsguru, I'll make sure to read it.

I do kind of like the idea of using a team like Kentucky or Vanderbilt (those were actually two ideas I had myself) or another crappy team in a great conference, but I was worried it might be too easy since I do play in a great conference and I'll be able to get good recruits. However, I guess it would still be difficult since I would have to play great opponents almost every week. I'll have to think about it more.

[Von Dozier]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

I always like using UTSA, as they're still a new team with a pretty poor roster, plus they play in the Alamo Dome which is nice to fill. And it's fun to fill their record book with your achievements, since their record book is only based off the past season or so.

[jello1717]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

I always like using UTSA, as they're still a new team with a pretty poor roster, plus they play in the Alamo Dome which is nice to fill. And it's fun to fill their record book with your achievements, since their record book is only based off the past season or so.

He's looking for a challenge and no team in Texas, Florida, or California is a challenge.


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[KushNstien]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

Southern Miss, SMU (pretty easy to rebuild)
Purdue, Illinois
Wake Forest, Boston College
Tulane
Iowa St.
SDSU
WSU
Tennesee(which isnt that much of a rebuild)

Those are some teams that id go with when it comes to actually rebuilding making them great AGAIN and not just great for the first time lol.

[redsox4evur]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

UMASS... nuff said.

[WWF80sKid]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

I'm always doing rebuilding with Western Kentucky. Love using the Hilltoppers.

[pw_1016]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

Indiana is pretty tough. They have Florida and Ohio as pipeline states, but still provide a challenge.

[richmondn96]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

Air Force. My win PCT in dynasties is over 67% but in my first season with Air Force I went 2-10. Even for the next few seasons I barely made bowl games. Plus you get to run the triple option and your non conference games are rivalries (Army Navy)

[Von Dozier]

Re: What's a tough rebuild project?

He's looking for a challenge and no team in Texas, Florida, or California is a challenge.


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It is when every other school in Texas is taking all the recruits from you

[jello1717]

What's a tough rebuild project?

It is when every other school in Texas is taking all the recruits from you

Texas has more than enough great recruits to support every Texas school and then some.


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