If you're asking how do I make them
athletes, I haven't figured that out yet. What I do try and do is take a guy who is a stud
athlete in real life, like Robert Woods:
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/footbal...rt-Woods-81097
If you scroll down and look at his stats, the dude could be rated fairly high in RB attributes, WR attributes, and defensive attributes. So, I figured if I gave him at least a rating of 70 in these (sometimes higher) then the game would recognize that and make him an athlete. It doesn't though. When I create him, if I make him a WR, he stays a WR, even if he
rates better as a RB or CB. This is something that EA should look at in the future. The title of 'athlete' is who I want to go after, and there are a decent number of athletes available in recruiting, but I want to be able to create them myself.
As far as just creating some of the Rivals 100 recruits, I check out their profile on Rivals or Scout and do my best to create them. They list 40 times, bench max and other measurables that I use when making a recruit. If a guy is a 4* he will be rated accordingly, with an overall of no higher than 78. If a guy is a 3* or 2*, I will rate them between 70 and 74. For a stud like Bryce Brown or Terrell Pryor, they will obviously be 5* and could see an overall ranking as high as 85.
Hopefully I answered your question. I doubt that it's possible to create athletes this year, which sucks... but oh well. It is fun to create real life guys though, so use the Rivals 100 for that. I've been doing it for a few years and I'd probably create all 100 if it wasn't so time consuming...