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billysims · 08-21-2009, 11:12 AM

BTW, I generally like the results I am seeing so far in my dynasty. I played as Oklahoma yesterday vs BYU, and they were almost impossible to stop. Gifford Neilsen had 360 yds passing and Vai Sikahema had over 100 rushing yds. David Overstreet and Thomas Lott had solid rushng stats for Oklahoma, and I won a shootout (which I dont like to do but it felt right).

I am currently watching Pitt run all over Army in my dynasty. Army is putting up a decent rushing attack but Pitt is up 35-7 with about 2minutes left. Marino has 3 TD passes, Dorsett has 130 yds rushing.

Also, I made a true Big East conference with:
Pitt
Rutgers
Penn State
Temple
BC
Syracuse
West Virginia
Marshall

It took a little flipping of other schools into others conferences: a vastly improved SMU into the Big 12 South, Baylor to the Big 12 North, Iowa St to the big 10 (feels more natural with Iowa there already), Cinn to the Mac East.

08-21-2009, 11:12 AM	#668
billysims Pro OVR: 9 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: NJ	Re: Playmakers Rivals.com NCAA 09 Alumni Rosters BTW, I generally like the results I am seeing so far in my dynasty. I played as Oklahoma yesterday vs BYU, and they were almost impossible to stop. Gifford Neilsen had 360 yds passing and Vai Sikahema had over 100 rushing yds. David Overstreet and Thomas Lott had solid rushng stats for Oklahoma, and I won a shootout (which I dont like to do but it felt right). I am currently watching Pitt run all over Army in my dynasty. Army is putting up a decent rushing attack but Pitt is up 35-7 with about 2minutes left. Marino has 3 TD passes, Dorsett has 130 yds rushing. Also, I made a true Big East conference with: Pitt Rutgers Penn State Temple BC Syracuse West Virginia Marshall It took a little flipping of other schools into others conferences: a vastly improved SMU into the Big 12 South, Baylor to the Big 12 North, Iowa St to the big 10 (feels more natural with Iowa there already), Cinn to the Mac East.