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Quote: Originally Posted by dalecooper

Just a guess: team prestige goes up (or down) from year to year based on the freshmen you recruit. If they are increasing the OVR of some freshman, particularly 1 and 2 star guys, then they have to tune team prestige to not inflate just because the freshmen ratings are higher. A team full of 1 and 2 star guys is still bad, they don't gain a prestige star just because they are suddenly getting guys that are 4-5 points better.

That contradicts the blog they just posted yesterday (see below). I'm guessing that was a typo... has to be some other kind of progression which was tuned.

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Team Prestige - Team Prestige changes are determined based on a school's current prestige rating: 1-Star: If your final rank is better than 80th, you have a chance to move up. 2-Star: If your team has a bowl bid or finishes with a final ranking better than 60th, you have a chance to move up. If you finish worse than 100th, you have a chance to move down. 3-Star: If your team finishes worse than 75th, you have a chance to move down. If you finish better than 40th, you have a chance to move up. 4-Star: If your team has won a BCS bowl or finishes better than 20th, you have a chance to move up. If you miss a bowl or finish worse than 50th, you have a chance to move down. 5-Star: If your team has won the national championship or finishes with a final ranking better than 5th, you have a chance to move up. If you finish with a final ranking worse than 25th, you have a chance to move down. 6-Star: If you finish with a final ranking worse than 15th or win less than 8 games you have a chance to move down.