#1) How should I do the ratings?
A) Totally stand-alone: Best-players in 90s, worst in 60s-70s?
B) In accordance with EA's NHL 14 rosters: Best in mid-70s, worst in 50s?
C) As an extension of Revamped: Best in mid/low-60s, worst in 40s?
My current roster file: HERE
#2) My intent is for this to be a season mode/tournament roster. It is currently impossible to have more than 30 teams in one league, so I intend on initially only releasing 30 custom teams. Should I add other teams in the NLA to have close to all 59 teams, or do 30 and update it for the NCAA tournament (because I would skip all Atlantic Hockey, and one of them will guaranteed make it in)?
My current list of teams: HERE
#3) College hockey is only broadcasted on a limited basis. I live in Minnesota, so I am pretty familiar with the (former) WCHA/NCHC, but don't know much about HE, ECAC, or (former) CCHA. I would certainly need help in projecting (UNBIASED) ratings for those teams.
#4) I know many would prefer named rosters, but would it be better to just use players likeness so the roster is more timeless? i.e. C #10, RW #7, LW #19, etc.
#5) There are things that I am unwilling to do for every team, but would welcome any help/suggestions I get. Player equipment (I will ensure every player wears a cage, I don't believe full shield is possible), cyberfaces, jersey critiquing, goalie pads, custom schedules (if someone could use the EA DB Editor and get this to work, I could probably do it), sound packs (I would gladly do some mixing for you if you give me the files), etc.
I would really like to do this. It's always been a dream of mine to see an NCAA type video game, but I definitely need help! Your feedback is greatly appreciated. I should be able to convert this to be 360 and PS3 compatible, but I would only be able to test on 360.

He's the very cry baby that got the ball rolling with lawsuits about player likeness. This is the main reason EA Sports called it quits with the NCAA Football series. Just a little side joke but naming players would certainly be better than just numbers. Thanks!
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