I figured I'd start a thread so people could talk about some of their biggest accomplishments in their legacy, or just in this game in general.
1 - Winning the National Championship with Charleston in my 2nd overall year in my current legacy. The farthest I've ever made it in a legacy before was the Final 4, and normally I get unlucky and lose first round. Actually in this legacy, the year before and year after I was upset in the first round. Somehow I was able to string together some of the best wins Ive had on this game to make a run for the title as a 6 seed. I never had to face a 1 seed in the tournament, and the worst team I faced was 12 seed Villanova in the Elite 8. All the games were pretty close and involved some big shots by my star Andrew Goudelock to win, but this hands down was the biggest accomplishment for me.
2 - In my East Tennessee St legacy, I had one of my players go off for 80 points in a 3OT victory over Alabama in the semis of an inseason tournament. It was amazing. If I remember correctly, a player on Alabama hit a 3 at the buzzer of regulation from full court that would have won it, but time had run out before he got the shot off. Then it just went wild. in the 2nd OT i remember trailing by 6 late, and my player went Reggie Miller and hit a 3, stole it on the inbounds and hit a 3 with a second left to force the 3rd OT. He was dead tired but i couldnt take him out, and I was able to have 3 bench players in with full energy and ended up winning by 8 or so. It was just a wild game and i couldnt believe it while it was going on.
3 - Also at ETSU, I recruited the Mr. Basketball of Tennessee. He was a 4-star PG and he was a pretty key player in my success at ETSU. It was in my 2nd or 3rd year I got him, but to me it was a surprise because there are much bigger and better basketball programs in the state (Memphis, Tennessee, Vanderbilt). It was probably the best recruiting accomplishment because it happened at the school I started at and even though Ive gotten 5 stars, it just felt good to get the best player in the state when in such a small conference
1 - Winning the National Championship with Charleston in my 2nd overall year in my current legacy. The farthest I've ever made it in a legacy before was the Final 4, and normally I get unlucky and lose first round. Actually in this legacy, the year before and year after I was upset in the first round. Somehow I was able to string together some of the best wins Ive had on this game to make a run for the title as a 6 seed. I never had to face a 1 seed in the tournament, and the worst team I faced was 12 seed Villanova in the Elite 8. All the games were pretty close and involved some big shots by my star Andrew Goudelock to win, but this hands down was the biggest accomplishment for me.
2 - In my East Tennessee St legacy, I had one of my players go off for 80 points in a 3OT victory over Alabama in the semis of an inseason tournament. It was amazing. If I remember correctly, a player on Alabama hit a 3 at the buzzer of regulation from full court that would have won it, but time had run out before he got the shot off. Then it just went wild. in the 2nd OT i remember trailing by 6 late, and my player went Reggie Miller and hit a 3, stole it on the inbounds and hit a 3 with a second left to force the 3rd OT. He was dead tired but i couldnt take him out, and I was able to have 3 bench players in with full energy and ended up winning by 8 or so. It was just a wild game and i couldnt believe it while it was going on.
3 - Also at ETSU, I recruited the Mr. Basketball of Tennessee. He was a 4-star PG and he was a pretty key player in my success at ETSU. It was in my 2nd or 3rd year I got him, but to me it was a surprise because there are much bigger and better basketball programs in the state (Memphis, Tennessee, Vanderbilt). It was probably the best recruiting accomplishment because it happened at the school I started at and even though Ive gotten 5 stars, it just felt good to get the best player in the state when in such a small conference
Not until I got to IU atleast 
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