A question has come up in one of my ODs, so I thought I would get a consensus here. If you redshirt a senior will they leave anyway, thus wasting his senior year?
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I remember trying this a few years ago back on the PS2. They left at the end of the season.
So unless it's changed, and I'm assuming it hasn't, don't do it. -
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If you redshirt a senior, he'll just be a redshirt senior the next year.
I had the dilemma of redshirting Keiland Williams for LSU in our yearly OD so that I'd have a legitamate every down back next year while I get another back for the future.Comment
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Keeping to "Sim" as close as possible anyone know if this has ever happened in real life, on any team? Excluding a medical redshirt of course.Comment
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A senior would never be redshirted unless it was for NCAA violations or Medical redshirt. If your trying to be as 'sim' as possible, it shouldn't be allowed.The Buckeyes WILL prevail!Comment
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Other then medical the only time I can remember is WKU did it when they made the jump to FBS. They played UGA the year before that full time jump and they had a few guys that they set out that were jr & sr. But to just red shirt I would say only medical. I have done it before but I don't aim for "sim" since it is a video game.Relax, it's just a video game!Comment
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only reason to do it so you can have a better team next season... like if you have a 1 star school and you have a sr hb or wr and everything else sucks i would
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Or if a player changes position...
Take for example Sam Shields (The U)
He was a WR fresh-jr year...Shannon asked him to move to CB...he did...
rumor had it if he didn't pick up D quick enough, he was going to redshirt this year...meaning he will be a Senior (RS)Comment
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