Different Ways to Approach Dynasty Mode

[RaychelSnr]

Oh yeah im pumped for this season, three road games are in Texas and one in Kansas, so not that much traveling. August 30th can't get here fast enough.

Exactly...I'll prolly travel next year too....might even sneak in the trip to Miami

To steer this back on topic....has anyone played a dynasty as Hawaii? I would think that would offer a good challenge for most folks

[Matt Diesel]

Re: Different Ways to Approach Dynasty Mode

I play with Pitt and only Pitt and no one can make me play with anyone else. Thank you very little.

[BoomerSooner11]

Re: Different Ways to Approach Dynasty Mode

Playing with Idaho would be a challenge..lol.

[UCHusky84]

Last year I played as Eastern Michigan and after 5 winning seasons, was invited to join the Big 10, replacing Indiana. I'd say the Big 10 is near the top of the list of toughest conferences.

[BoomerSooner11]

Re: Different Ways to Approach Dynasty Mode

Speaking of Michigan teams, I wouldn't mind playing with Central Michigan. Dan LeFevour is a beast, 3,652 passing yds and 1,122 rushing yds last season.

[texbuk84]

great read. i would love to play with the MAC and see what i can do with Marshall.

[mcarta]

I always go with an unranked team/ smaller school and try to get the invite into a bigger conference. I have never used a team from the ACC so FSU is about to fire go old Bobby B, and hire Coach Carter to lead them back to the glory days ie warrick dunn, peter warrick. I figure since their not ranked and I will lose a bunch of players after the first year it should be fun. It's either FSU or North Carolina. I'm leaning toward the CHOP.

[splanch]

2k

[HerdJC]

Re: Different Ways to Approach Dynasty Mode

great read. i would love to play with the MAC and see what i can do with Marshall.

Marshall is in Conference USA, not the MAC If you want a MAC team, I'd recommend Toledo or Bowling Green. Both are fun teams to play.