What are your best dynasty stories?

[letsgocavs99]

I want to hear about everyone's best dynasty stories. Both good and bad. Were you one game away from the National Championship and lost to your rival? Did you lose your prized recruit by 10 points in the offseason? I just want to hear your best stories in any NCAA football dynasty.

For example in NCAA 14, I had a dynasty going, I was a small school and had gotten an amazing 4* DE that had amazing attributes. He was a 79 overall, and my top 2 DE's were 79& 82 overall seniors. So I redshirted him thinking he'd be so good next year as a freshman. I ended up winning 5 games that year (year 2) and had most of my defense coming back so I was excited to get the next season going... when he decides to transfer to TCU because of playing time.. I couldn't lure him back an I lost my best recruit because I redshirted him.

So I want to hear your best stories

[silver281gt]

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So far year 1 of my SJSU I lost game 1 to FCS Fusion to bounce back and knock off #5 Stanford. I still don't know how I did it.

[dso122783]

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I am doing an "up the ladder" dynasty. Year 1 and 2 I was an OC at UAB, 3,4 and 5 an OC at Cal, year 6 HC at Wyoming and now in year 7 I am in my first year as a HC at Texas A&M. Struggled the most at Cal only making a bowl game my 3rd year.

[grabursock55]

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I was so mad when it happened... but I was #1 in the nation with Virginia, and was playing my last game of the year against arch rival VT who was ranked 13. we came back and scored 21 pts in the 4th quarter but still lost by a field goal 38-35. Completely ruined my season and robbed me of my first national title appearance as a HC. I was not happy, but a good story anyway

[Trojan32]

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Coach moder. After 5 years at USC and two titles, wanted to try the SEC. Took Auburn to the BCS game against Oklahoma. Spooners score with about 1:50 left to go ahead 34-27.

With no timeouts we drive to the OU 1 and 14 seconds on the clock. Go ace and run spacing route. QB checks down to RB who gets tackled on 1 and we can't get another play off. My Dyson-Jones moment....

[SpartyParty11]

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I think I'm gonna go with a feel good story. Year 1 of my SJSU dynasty, I redshirt my starting runningback because he transferred from Washington (in real life) so my backup was now my starter. He goes down with a season ending injury in the first game. My 3rd stringer ends up having close to 1000 rushing yards and over 10 touchdowns. Not many 3rd stringers can say that

[R.Moncrief]

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Playing as Colorado, I faced Oregon twice in two years and lost both games, decisively. Mariota and the zone option killed my gassed defense. And when I'd figure out a way to stop them, they'd kill me with screens to De'Anthony Thomas or bombs to Josh Huff.

Well, in year 2, with some luck due to UCLA and USC both collapsing mid-season, Colorado was able to win the Pac 12 South behind the arm of redshirt freshman Sefo Liufau and was heading to the PAC 12 Championship game where would face, guess who, Mariota and the Oregon Ducks.

Except, as luck would have it, Mariota was unable to start the game due to an injury that while would only keep him out a week or two made it impossible for him to play in the Pac 12 title game.

Needless to say, the offense was considerably predictable and while Jake Rodrigues attempted his best Mariota impression, they failed to dominate as they have in the past.

Won the game on a last second field goal, 35-34, because Oregon for whatever reason attempted a two point conversion in the third quarter and failed.

Colorado was then considered the best 12-1 program at that point in the nation and would go on to beat #1 undefeated Alabama for the 2014 National Championship in a game where their QB, Blake Sims threw four interceptions, two of which came on Alabama's first two drives, allowing Colorado to take an early 17-0 lead from which Alabama would just not recover. For whoever is wondering, Sefo Liufau also won the Heisman becoming the third redshirt freshman to win the award in as many years (in my game, Jameis Winston won it in 2013).

To put it into perspective how crazy the win was against Alabama, just know Alabama won the whole thing in 2013 in my game. That means up until the 2014 game, Alabama won 4 titles in 5 years, and were heading for their 4th in a row if only Blake Sims would have remembered his team wore crimson jerseys, not white on gold.

I found it hard to begin the 2015 season due to feeling way too accomplished, too soon. The problem is with Yukon46s rosters, it's nearly impossible to lose with Sefo Liufau behind center. He's a pocket passer but has damn good speed and scored on quite a few 25+ yard touchdown scampers throughout the course of the season.

[XXstormmXX]

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My best good story is when I ran back a kick against Georgia as time expired to send Mizzou to the national championship. Both QBs had 3 touchdowns and 3 picks but Georgia scored with four seconds left, but for some reason they didn't squib it even though our return man was leading the NCAA in touchdowns.

My best bad story would probably be going undefeated with Navy but only making the Sugar Bowl because of three other undefeated teams that yer.

[miami 305 136]

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2nd season #5 Miami against #6 FSU both teams 5-0 i am miami and with 1:20 left i am up 17-13 before FSU score and its 20-17 we eventually drove the ball to the FSU 1 but both of our touchdowns on the day came from a pick 6 and a kick return and we had not been able to move the ball all day so i went for the touchdown and duke johnson fumbled the football on the goaline and fsu recovered its not all bad as we would go on to beat them in the acc championship for revenge

[montesixpac]

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This wasn't something that I did, but I had an online dynasty (NCAA '13) going with my brother and my cousin. My cousin was playing against Alabama with his built up Arkansas St team that we moved to the SEC and was in a shootout with them. Trailing 'Bama late in the 4th quarter he threw a deep pass and had a sure touchdown until he decides to go down at the 1 to run a little more time off the clock before scoring as he couldn't stop their offense. He needed more than a field goal and ended up getting stuffed four plays in a row and loses the game.

Since then we have always given him a real hard time about this play. It is amazing how often it comes up in conversations with him.

[CantGetRight84]

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Had a offline dynasty with some roommates back when I was in college. We all took mediocre/easy to build schools. I had Illinois and my buddy had Kentucky. We were 3-4 years in, so we all had build up our schools to powerhouses for the most part. Well going into year 4 or 5 (cant remember), I landed my best recruit yet. A 5 star Dual Threat QB with elite speed and very good throwing ability as well. He was going to lead my team into my "domination era" for my team. Year one, He comes out and does everything that I expected of him and more. He won the heisman as a freshman and led the team to undefeated team up until the Nat'l Championship game, in which was lost to a team stacked with talented seniors. After the year completed and we headed into the off season, to my shocking surprise, He decides he wants to transfer schools to my buddy's team where he will become the backup for at least a year!!! Ive never been more pissed that the game. I could have rattled off 3 national championships in a row i feel. But with his departure we had to settle for 1 over the 4 year span. WHO TRANSFERS AFTER WINNING THE HEISMAN????!!!! Really!!??

[cusefan74]

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I was playing as Syracuse against Clemson when Clemson scored with 2 seconds left in the game to take the lead. On the kickoff I returned it all the way for a touchdown and won the game. Why they just wouldn't squib kick it is beyond me, but I'm glad they didn't.

[CR3AMnCR1MS0N]

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Had a offline dynasty with some roommates back when I was in college. We all took mediocre/easy to build schools. I had Illinois and my buddy had Kentucky. We were 3-4 years in, so we all had build up our schools to powerhouses for the most part. Well going into year 4 or 5 (cant remember), I landed my best recruit yet. A 5 star Dual Threat QB with elite speed and very good throwing ability as well. He was going to lead my team into my "domination era" for my team. Year one, He comes out and does everything that I expected of him and more. He won the heisman as a freshman and led the team to undefeated team up until the Nat'l Championship game, in which was lost to a team stacked with talented seniors. After the year completed and we headed into the off season, to my shocking surprise, He decides he wants to transfer schools to my buddy's team where he will become the backup for at least a year!!! Ive never been more pissed that the game. I could have rattled off 3 national championships in a row i feel. But with his departure we had to settle for 1 over the 4 year span. WHO TRANSFERS AFTER WINNING THE HEISMAN????!!!! Really!!??

That's some screwed up crap right there!

[Ozair Hussain]

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a 5-star prospect Calvin Petty was the top 100 DT's, i was leading in recuiting until Notre Dame used all 10,000 points to get him over minnesota, but i got a gem 3-star DT

[xdghgyhpeng]

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So I want to hear your best stories