Tearz49ers Presents: This Is Texas (NCAA Football '14)

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Platform: PS3

Mode: Heisman

Rosters: NCAA Football 14: 2017-18 Roster Update

Sliders:


Gameplay Preferences: QTRS- 8 Mins, Home Field Advantage- Off, Ice The Kicker - On

Red Shirts: I can only Redshirt players that are true freshman, a maximum of 10 true freshman can be redshirted per year.

Transfers: Players will be thoroughly examined before being accepted. Any player who is persuaded into staying must start following year, except following positions: QB, MLB, K, P

Players Leaving Early: I can only talk 3rd year players into staying (I.E. RS Sophomore or True Junior), however I am not allowed to try and sway a 4th year players into staying (I.E. a RS JR).

Cutting Players: I must write down all stats of any players cut, and re-create them as a JUCO recruit in the following years class.

Freshman: True freshman are given an additional 15 pounds during their first preseason to recreate the muscle they would gain in a S&C program. This is optional for following positions: QB, HB, WR, K, P, CB, FS.

Credits: Credits go to cfjunkie, matt10, Cheese2121, ToySoldier, ID, Deegezy, St.Fransisco, TBMiz, and many more for inspiring some of the creative work in this dynasty. Even if they had no impact on this specific dynasty, they have impacted my chising and my ideas in the past and deserve to be mentioned.

Prologue: So after 11 strong years my PS3 that I purchased over in the USA when I was 17 sadly took its final breath and went to console heaven around the midway mark in May thus taking my Kentucky dynasty with it. Whilst I have a of console save of the dynasty, that sadly was from the previous season and I am not in the mind frame to retrace my steps for that dynasty at this current stage, maybe one day because I was building something special down in Lexington.

With that said, I took it upon myself to purchase a new PS3 last week all to start a new report, after getting the bug back to create something new and special and what better way to do it than with my favourite college football team, the Texas Longhorns.

This dynasty will begin at the start of the 2017-2018 season with Tom Herman going into his first year. I have chosen to use a challenging slider set in order to make the games harder to win and I will be making this dynasty more realistic in terms of injuries (after hardly ever having injuries in my Kentucky report), and all round general dynasty running will be more fun and more realistic as I have said.

Hope you all enjoy what is about to come your way.

Please do not post yet, thankyou

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YEARLY RECAPS
ALL RECORDS FROM 2017 AND BEYOND

2017:
Season Preview:
Projected Record:
Preseason Ranking:
Actual Record:
Final Ranking:
Bowl Game:
Team MVP:
Leading Passer:
Leading Rusher:
Leading Receiver:
Leading Tackler:
Sacks Leader:
Interceptions Leader:

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RECORD BOOK
ALL RECORDS FROM 2017 AND BEYOND

Game

PASSING
Yards:
TD passes:
Completions:
Attempts:
Interceptions:
Longest pass:
Sacked:

RUSHING
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Carries:
Longest run:
Broken tackles:

RECEIVING
Catches:
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Longest catch:

BLOCKING
Pancakes:

DEFENSE
Tackles:
Tackles for loss:
Sacks:
Interceptions:
Longest int. return:
Longest fumble return:
Deflections:
Touchdowns:

SPECIAL TEAMS
Field goals:
Longest field goal:
Longest punt:
Longest kick return:
Longest punt return:
Most kick return TD’s:
Kick return yards:

Season

PASSING
Yards:
TD passes:
Completions:
Attempts:
Interceptions:
Sacked:
QB rating:

RUSHING
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Carries:
Fumbles:
20+ runs:

RECEIVING
Catches:
Yards:
Touchdowns:
Drops:

BLOCKING
Pancakes:
Sacks:

DEFENSE
Tackles:
Tackles for loss:
Sacks:
Interceptions:
Deflections:
Touchdowns:

SPECIAL TEAMS
Field goals:
Extra points:
Punt avg.:
Kick return avg.:
Punt return avg.:
Kick return TD’s:

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RIVALRIES
ALL RECORDS FROM 2017 AND BEYOND

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RECRUITING
ALL RECORDS FROM 2017 AND BEYOND

Class of '18:
Class Rank:
Recruiting Review:
Number of Recruits:
Top Recruit:
Big Time Recruits:
Positions of Need Were: DT, WR, FB, CB
:e150: Players:

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ESPN CLASSICS
ALL TEXAS GAMES CLASSED AS ESPN CLASSIC

Class of '14:
Class Rank:
Recruiting Preview:
Number of Recruits:
Top Recruit:
Big Time Recruits:
Positions of Need Were:
Offensive Players:
Defensive Players:
Signing Day Special:
Tennessee Recruiting Recap:

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HEISMAN HISTORY
A LIST OF ALL HEISMAN WINNERS

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YEAR   POS  NAME                 SCHOOL[/b]

2017   
2016   QB   Lamar Jackson        Louisville
2015   HB   Derrick Henry        Alabama
2014   QB   Marcus Mariota       Oregon
2013   QB   Jameis Winston       Florida State
2012   QB   Johnny Manziel       Texas A&M
2011   QB   Robert Griffin III   Baylor
2010   QB   Cam Newton           Auburn
2009   HB   Mark Ingram          Alabama
2008   QB   Sam Bradford         Oklahoma
2007   QB   Tim Tebow            Florida
2006   QB   Troy Smith           Ohio State
2005   HB   Reggie Bush          USC
2004   QB   Matt Leinart         USC
2003   QB   Jason White          Oklahoma
2002   QB   Carson Palmer        USC
2001   QB   Eric Crouch          Nebraska
2000   QB   Chris Weinke         Florida State
1999   HB   Ron Dayne            Wisconsin
[COLOR="#cb6212"]1998   HB   Ricky Williams       Texas
1997   CB   Charles Woodson      Michigan
1996   QB   Danny Wuerffel       Florida
1995   HB   Eddie George         Ohio State
1994   HB   Rashaan Salaam       Colorado
1993   QB   Charlie Ward         Florida State
1992   QB   Gino Torretta        Miami
1991   WR   Desmond Howard       Michigan
1990   QB   Ty Detmer            BYU
1989   QB   Andre Ware           Houston
1988   HB   Barry Sanders        Oklahoma State
1987   WR   Tim Brown            Notre Dame
1986   QB   Vinny Testaverde     Miami
1985   HB   Bo Jackson           Auburn
1984   QB   Doug Flutie          Boston College
1983   HB   Mike Rozier          Nebraska
1982   HB   Herschel Walker      Georgia
1981   HB   Marcus Allen         USC
1980   HB   George Rogers        South Carolina
1979   HB   Charles White        USC
1978   HB   Billy Sims           Oklahoma
[COLOR="#cb6212"]1977   HB   Earl Campbell        Texas[/COLOR]
1976   HB   Tony Dorsett         Pittsburgh
1975   HB   Archie Griffin       Ohio State
1974   HB   Archie Griffin       Ohio State
1973   HB   John Cappelletti     Penn State
1972   HB   Johnny Rodgers       Nebraska
1971   QB   Pat Sullivan         Auburn
1970   QB   Jim Plunkett         Stanford
1969   HB   Steve Owens          Oklahoma
1968   HB   O.J. Simpson         USC
1967   QB   Gary Beban           UCLA
1966   QB   Steve Spurrier       Florida
1965   HB   Mike Garrett         USC
1964   QB   John Huarte          Notre Dame
1963   QB   Roger Staubach       Navy
1962   QB   Terry Baker          Oregon State
1961   HB   Ernie Davis          Syracuse
1960   HB   Joe Bellino          Navy
1959   HB   Billy Cannon         LSU
1958   HB   Pete Dawkins         Army
1957   HB   John David Crow      Texas A&M
1956   QB   Paul Hornung         Notre Dame
1955   HB   Howard Cassady       Ohio State
1954   FB   Alan Ameche          Wisconsin
1953   HB   Johnny Lattner       Notre Dame
1952   HB   Billy Vessels        Oklahoma
1951   HB   Dick Kazmaier        Princeton
1950   HB   Vic Janowicz         Ohio State
1949   DE   Leon Hart            Notre Dame
1948   HB   Doak Walker          SMU
1947   QB   Johnny Lujack        Notre Dame
1946   HB   Glenn Davis          Army
1945   FB   Doc Blanchard        Army
1944   QB   Les Horvath          Ohio State
1943   QB   Angelo Bertelli      Notre Dame
1942   HB   Frank Sinkwich       Georgia
1941   HB   Bruce Smith          Minnesota
1940   HB   Tom Harmon           Michigan
1939   HB   Nile Kinnick         Iowa
1938   QB   Davey O'Brien        TCU
1937   HB   Clint Frank          Yale
1936   DE   Larry Kelley         Yale
1935   HB   Jay Berwanger        Chicago[/color]

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You may now post, thank you

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Following? Yup! Huge Texas fan here and love the work you do. I am very tempted to start my own Texas dynasty but I wouldn’t be documenting it. Glad to see a Longhorns dynasty here!


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Looking forward to this one man, can’t wait to see more

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I'm on board, looking forward to it!

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**Home / College Football / Texas Longhorns Spring Football Preview
**By Greg Owens, 3/7/17, 9:30AM EST

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Texas' football has slogged its way through seven long years. Since the Longhorns last played for a national championship at the end of the 2009 season, they have rarely sniffed at anything respectable and a two year stretch without a bowl trip just topped off what has been a very sad few years for the Longhorns faithful.

The Mack Brown era came to an end after the 2013 season and the high heat on the Longhorns coaching seat has claimed another casualty in Brown's replacement Charlie Strong, who could only muster a 16-21 record in three dismal seasons in Austin. With Strong gone, and another chance at redemption the Longhorns athletic department did not make the same mistake they did when they didn't hire the last "top" target in Nick Saban and in fact wasted no time at all in hiring rising star Tom Herman to reinvigorate the program.

The spring game will give the Longhorn faithful their first look at how Herman plans to get things back on track, but before that there are a few key story lines that we need to look at before the Orange and White take the field.

Five Storylines to Watch During Texas' Spring Practice

1. Buying into the new regime

Both Mack Brown and Charlie Strong had their own way of doing things down in Austin and so will Tom Herman.

Herman will need to have a long hard look at his roster and sort the strong from the weak, whilst doing that he will need to figure out who is on board with his style and who isn't because a fair amount of his inherited talent was all recruited by Charlie Strong and his coaching staff.

The feeling out process will start in a few short weeks.

2. Who is Herman's guy under center?

Shane Buechele's freshman season started off well and everyone believed that the Longhorns had finally found their long term quarterback answer (At least the first since Colt McCoy anyway!) but towards the tail end of the season his play raised yet more doubts about whether or not the Longhorns had "their guy".

The Longhorns last four games ended with three losses in which Buechele threw for four touchdowns and five interceptions, and whilst that normally wouldn't be enough for people to start raising the question of a potential change in the guard the fact he average a mere 6.2 yards per passing attempt will do just that.

Incoming true freshman Sam Elingher's senior season at Westlake High School ended with a broken wrist in a 55-15 victory over Laredo United and whilst that is a potential "breaking" point for Tom Herman, you only have to look at Elingher's career numbers to put your mind at rest as to whether or not this kid can ball, and despite only playing five games in his season season, Ehlinger finished with Westlake career records for passing yards (7,375), passing touchdowns (89) and total touchdowns (126), career numbers that surpassed Drew Brees and Nick Foles who are both former Chaparrals now playing in the NFL.

Just like the Roman's used to, throw these two into a pit and let them compete for that starting job.

3. Evaluating the running backs

Last season you don't have to look any further than D'Onta Foreman's end of season's average of 29.4 carries per game to say the now NFL departed tail back pretty much carried the Longhorns offense.

With Foreman now gone it will likely be down to Chris Warren to step up and take over, however he is coming back from a season-ending injury. Kyle Porter could be another guy who could stake his claim to the starting role along with true freshman's Daniel Young and Toneil Carter.

4. Malik Jefferson!

Jefferson could well be the Longhorns best defensive player but he hasn't quite made the leap everyone expected between his freshman and sophomore seasons. The now junior will need to find the spark that drew the nations attention during his freshman campaign should he want to start making people talk at the next level.

Who knows, maybe a change at the top will re-energize Jefferson in what could potentially be his final year in Burnt Orange.

5. Fitting into the new defense

As Herman’s defensive coordinator at Houston, Todd Orlando oversaw a hard-hitting, aggressive unit that thrived on causing chaos. The Cougars’ blitzing style led to plenty of stops in opposing backfields.

Orlando has the spring to assess how the personnel he is inheriting will work within his preferred philosophy.

Pre-Spring Outlook for Texas in the Big 12

Under Charlie Strong the Longhorns played sloppy ball on defense and lacked a clear direction on offense and that is the reason they didn't make a single bowl game during the last two season's of his tenure.

With that being said Tom Herman isn't inheriting a roster that lacks talent.

Herman has to hope that what has worked so well for him at Houston can be mirrored here in Austin. There are plenty of questions to be answered during this spring and whilst spring ball will not confirm if the Longhorns can make it back to where they used to be, it will help give the faithful a vision on where their team is.

The Longhorns will once again take the field with one of the most talented squads inside the Big 12. Yet, the residual effects of all the recent upheaval in and around the program will probably make the upcoming season a bridge year to bigger and better things in the near future.

TEXAS FOOTBALL SPRING ROSTER

QB Shane Buechele #7 [85 OVR]: 6'1", 205lbs | Sophomore
QB Sam Ehlinger #11 [78 OVR]: 6'2", 230lbs | Freshman
QB Josh Covey #18 [69 OVR]: 6'1", 210lbs | Sophomore (RS)

HB Chris Warren III #25 [88 OVR]: 6'4, 250lbs | Junior
HB Kyle Porter #21 [82 OVR]: 5'10", 220lbs | Sophomore
HB Daniel Young #32 [79 OVR]: 6'0", 220lbs | Freshman
HB Toneil Carter #30 [79 OVR]: 6'0", 205lbs | Freshman

WR Collin Johnson #9 [86 OVR]: 6'6", 220lbs | Sophomore
WR Devin Duvernay #6 [86 OVR]: 6'0", 205lbs | Sophomore
WR John Burt #1 [85 OVR]: 6'3", 200lbs | Junior
WR Lil'Jordan Humphrey #84 [85 OVR]: 6'5", 225lbs | Sophomore
WR Reggie Hemphill-Mapps #17 [85 OVR]: 6'1", 185lbs | Freshman (RS)
WR Armanti Foreman #3 [85 OVR]: 6'0", 210lbs | Senior
WR Jerrod Heard #13 [83 OVR]: 6'3", 205lbs | Junior (RS)
WR Dorian Leonard #8 [79 OVR]: 6'5", 205lbs | Senior
WR Lorenzo Joe #14 [78 OVR]: 6'3", 215lbs | Senior

TE Andrew Beck #47 [79 OVR]: 6'4", 255lbs | Senior
TE Garrett Gray #87 [79 OVR]: 6'4", 240lbs | Junior (RS)
TE Reese Leitao #81 [74 OVR]: 6'4", 245lbs | Freshman
TE Cade Brewer #80 [73 OVR]: 6'4", 230lbs | Freshman

LT Connor Williams #55 [90 OVR]: 6'6", 315lbs | Junior
LT J.P. Urquidez #71 [78 OVR]: 6'7", 280lbs | Freshman (RS)

LG Patrick Vahe #77 [87 OVR]: 6'4", 320lbs | Junior (RS)
LG Garrett Thomas #79 [75 OVR]: 6'7", 300lbs | Sophomore (RS)
LG Alex Anderson #63 [74 OVR]: 6'4", 305lbs | Junior (RS)

C Zach Shackelford #56 [89 OVR]: 6'4", 305lbs | Sophomore
C Terrell Cuney #51 [73 OVR]: 6'3", 310lbs | Junior (RS)

RG Jake McMillon #64 [85 OVR]: 6'3", 305lbs | Junior (RS)
RG Patrick Hudson #73 [80 OVR]: 6'5", 325lbs | Freshman (RS)

RT Elijah Rodriguez #72 [83 OVR]: 6'6", 300lbs | Junior (RS)
RT Denzel Okafor #78 [80 OVR]: 6'4", 310lbs | Sophomore
RT Tristan Nickelson #75 [76 OVR]: 6'10", 315lbs | Senior

LE Malcolm Roach #32 [85 OVR]: 6'4, 270lbs | Sophomore
LE Charles Omenihu #90 [78 OVR]: 6'7", 280lbs | Junior
LE Andrew Fitzgerald #48 [77 OVR]: 6'6", 265lbs | Freshman (RS)

RE Chris Nelson #97 [80 OVR]: 6'3", 300lbs | Junior (RS)
RE Jamari Chisholm #91[79 OVR]: 6'4", 300lbs | Junior
RE Ta'Quon Graham #92 [78 OVR]: 6'4", 280lbs | Freshman

DT Poona Ford #95 [89 OVR]: 6'0", 305lbs | Senior
DT Gerald Wilbon #94 [85 OVR]: 6'4", 305lbs | Sophomore
DT Chirs Daniels #99 [74 OVR]: 6'5", 325lbs | Senior (RS)
DT Tope Imade #93 [74 OVR]: 6'6", 315lbs | Freshman (RS)
DT D'Andre Christmas #98 [74 OVR]: 6'4", 310lbs | Sophomore

LOLB Naashon Hughes #40 [84 OVR]: 6'4", 250lbs | Senior (RS)
LOLB Jeffrey McCulloch #23 [81 OVR]: 6'3", 245lbs | Sophomore
LOLB Marqez Bimage #42 [72 OVR]: 6'2", 245lbs | Freshman

MLB Breckyn Hager #44 [87 OVR]: 6'4", 245lbs | Junior
MLB Edwin Freeman #35 [84 OVR]: 6'2", 245lbs | Junior (RS)
MLB Anthony Wheeler #45 [84 OVR]: 6'3", 235lbs | Junior
MLB DeMarco Boyd #36 [74 OVR]: 6'0", 240lbs | Freshman (RS)

ROLB Malik Jefferson #46 [94 OVR]: 6'3", 240lbs | Junior
ROLB Gary Johnson #33 [84 OVR]: 6'1", 220lbs | Junior
ROLB Cameron Townsend #43 [78 OVR]: 6'1", 215lbs | Sophomore (RS)

CB Holton Hill #5 [84 OVR]: 6'3", 200lbs | Junior
CB Kris Boyd #2 [83 OVR]: 6'0", 200lbs | Junior
CB P.J. Locke III #11 [78 OVR]: 6'0", 205lbs | Junior
CB Josh Thompson #29 [76 OVR]: 6'0", 200lbs | Freshman
CB Antwuan Davis #7 [75 OVR]: 6'1", 200lbs | Senior (RS)
CB Devante Davis #18 [75 OVR]: 6'3", 200lbs | Junior
CB Eric Cuffee #26 [74 OVR]: 6'0", 195lbs | Freshman (RS)
CB Donovan Duvernay #27 [73 OVR]: 5'9", 190lbs | Freshman (RS)

FS DeShon Elliot #4 [98 OVR]: 6'1", 210lbs | Junior
FS Jason Hall #31 [81 OVR]: 6'3", 220lbs | Senior
FS Montreel Estell #39 [76 OVR]: 6'1", 195lbs | Freshman

SS Brandon Jones #19 [81 OVR]: 6'1", 205lbs | Sophomore
SS John Bonney #24 [79 OVR]: 6'1", 205lbs | Junior (RS)
SS Chris Brown #15 [77 OVR]: 6'0", 205lbs | Freshman (RS)

K Joshua Rowland #49 [79 OVR]: 5'11", 205lbs | Junior

P Michael Dickson #13 [98 OVR]: 6'3", 205lbs | Junior

How it Works:
- There are 5 Spring Practices and a Spring Game
- Each practice consists of four 5 minute periods
- As many plays will be run in the five minute stretch as possible
- At the end of each stretch, the depth chart will be adjusted
- Depth chart per practice will be created prior to practice
- Practice will be run in a coach mode style
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Following? Yup! Huge Texas fan here and love the work you do. I am very tempted to start my own Texas dynasty but I wouldn’t be documenting it. Glad to see a Longhorns dynasty here!


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Glad to have a fellow Longhorn on board for this one. Go for it, turn this ship around a bring back the glory days.

Looking forward to this one man, can’t wait to see more

Thank you, glad to have you along for this one.

I'm on board, looking forward to it!

Looking forward to seeing you around as we go forward.

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Home / College Football / Texas Longhorns Spring Football Coverage
By Greg Owens, 4/5/17, 11:30AM EST









Austin, TX-- Going into spring, there was a lot of optimism around campus that 2017 could be the year that the Longhorns make a surge towards the top again, the roster looks to be full of talent with a good mix of young guys and veterans.

It hasn't all been exciting stuff this spring for new head coach Tom Herman and his coaching staff, there has been some really good sessions and some really bad ones but in the end the positives out way the negatives.

Shane Buchele Impressed, Still Not The Starter -- The sophomore quarterback was the favourite for the starting role over true freshman Sam Elingher coming into Spring football and the more "veteran" of the two quarterback's has impressed both on and off the field with his leadership. Despite clearly being the superior quaterback, Buechele still won't be named the starting quarterback by Tom Herman going into the Spring Game.

Why might that be? Well because the true freshman Elingher is still making all the right moves himself. Yes he is raw, and yes his young and he has made a few mistakes that everyone expected but you simply can't rule of the kid's field awareness and it is clear to see that Tom Herman isn't ready to rule out starting the freshman against Maryland.

Freshman RB's Show They Can Step Up -- With Chris Warren picking up a knock that has limited his touches of the football it has been the two true-freshman Daniel Young and Toneil Carter that have stepped up. Daniel Young looks like the more polished back (should either be called into action this year) but Carter isn't that far behind.

Depth Along O-Line A Clear Issue -- Yes Texas has plenty of depth, but is it the depth you can rely on to step up if called upon.. Based on the few practaces we have sat in for then the answer to that is No!

The likes of J.P. Urquidez, Terrell Cuney and Denzel Okafor have all struggled against the Texas first team defense.

Collin Johnson A Clear #1 -- Texas has been looking for that true #1 receiver for quite sometime and so far it is the 6-foot-6 sophomore Collin Johnson who is miles ahead of the pack.

Johnson's frame and ability to go up and get the ball has proven a matchup nightmare, even when Tom Herman stuck his best defensive back DeShon Elliot into man coverage.

Lets hope this is a sign of things to come for Johnson.

Locke And Thompson Do Battle -- There is a nickel corner position up for grabs on this Texas defense and their is a clear battle between junior P.J. Locke and true freshman Josh Thompson.

"It is healthy to have this type of competition," head coach Tom Herman said on the matter. "These two guys have balled out this spring and will both get a fair shot at the starting role going into the Spring Game. Clearly P.J (P.J. Locke) is the most veteran but Josh is showing awareness beyond his age and it is a credit to this team that this type of battle is taking place."

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Looks like it’s going to be a very crowded, yet talented backfield in the next few years. Even Porter is pretty good as just a sophomore, so it will be super interesting to see how you handle the development there.

On a side note, please make Lil’Jordan a star!