Easiest dynasty teams in NCAA 12

[Guru03]

I have done some Clemson dynasties and I want to try something different. What are the easiest teams to do a dynasty with?

[Buckeyed]

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I have done some Clemson dynasties and I want to try something different. What are the easiest teams to do a dynasty with?

If you want easy with no challenge just take Bama. But what fun is that?

[MrChainsaw]

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Florida state is usually pretty easy because of ben haumiller's fanboyism.

[War34Eagle]

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Bama, Texas, OU, USC, Mich, etc. You had to ask?

[fidosuperfly]

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Texas. They pretty much have first pick of all the top Texas recruits! It is very easy to build a powerhouse team with UT.

[TripleCrown9]

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Just pick a 5* or 6*.

[afbrother]

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Just play any team in Varsity.....you will win no matter what! Unless of course you don't have any skills.

[blkrptnt819]

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Texas. They pretty much have first pick of all the top Texas recruits! It is very easy to build a powerhouse team with UT.

My reason for always taking Baylor in a 3* dynasty

[Sportsfan0290]

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FSU recently have been pretty fun and good to play with. This even coming from a canes fan. lol. I like going into multiple dynasties and updating the conferences for the future. I'd also say Oklahoma and USC are also fairly easy. Especially being able to destroy Colorado with USC and Utah.

[CcAaRrSsOoNn3]

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Alabama by far.

It's hard not to dominate when 3/4 of the team is rated in the 90s'!

[MathisJones]

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Florida State is my real life team. Love love love them, & I don't even play with them all the time because it's too easy.

[ILLocano]

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Just about anybody and everybody should win and dominate with any school with a 90+ rating. NC's year in and year out regardless the difficulty. Of course, there is no challenge with a well-oiled machine like Bama or USC. That's not impressive in the slightest, no skill when all the top recruits are eating off the palm of your hand. Now having a 4 star commit to SAN JOSE STATE(he was from a pipeline) is a great feeling on Heisman in an online dynasty with 12 guys or so is definitely a feat in itself. You know how I did it? I constantly built San Jose State from the ground up,kept on winning, and finally 4 years into the OD and now SJSU is ranked 10th in the nation after the end of the season. In real life, SJSU will definitely make it to a bowl game this upcoming season and might steal a few wins from schools they don't expect to win against.(To all the haters and nonbelievers: F-U) For the record, my favorite CFB team is San Jose State then followed very closely by Hawaii, both schools which have shown that Asians/Filipinos can play college football on the highest level and thrive i.e. Timmy Chang, Matt Castelo, etc.

[Kcordloh]

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Depending on sliders, personal game skill, I would pick UT.

I have played 2 dynasties as them, and even on murderous sliders it's hard not to have a team full of top talent and do worse than 10 wins a year.

Alabama is loaded to begin with, but Texas recruiting has a few better pitches.

Favorite dynasty was with Missouri, but I never had a bunch of 90s on my squad. Most of them were mid 80s, and we did just fine. 4th year of my Texas one, not a single starter was below 90.

[MathisJones]

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I just posted about Florida State, but I've had a really easy time with Troy, even with difficult sliders. They have great pipelines & you can sneak a good player here & there early. Then, each year more & more kids have been interested. I had the #1 recruiting class 4 years in.

[ILLocano]

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I just posted about Florida State, but I've had a really easy time with Troy, even with difficult sliders. They have great pipelines & you can sneak a good player here & there early. Then, each year more & more kids have been interested. I had the #1 recruiting class 4 years in.

Troy IRL usually have one of the best mid-major programs, they have dominated the sunbelt for a long time(last year or was that 2 years ago they got dethroned by FIU?) and have shown they can keep their games competitive against the big boys even beat a few here and there some seasons esp. when they have a lot of guys returning. Troy, Tulsa, Houston, So Miss, NIU,La.Tech, and Nevada also can steal a few wins against BCS schools as well.