Re: Legendary - The Career of Porter Davis
I remember posting how happy I was to be able to follow this chise then promptly disappeared from the boards for the majority of 2019, finishing college finally then having an insanely busy year at work with no place to write up dynasty reports in my house before my sister in law recently moved out. *excuses are like aholes*.... . It looks like this is a rousing success and a fun dynasty to follow so far with a ton of great moments and coach Porter building a dominant D. I wanted to jump into the current season and then sort of work my way through.
What a play by McCollum to send game one of the season to OT, it looked like they had two guys in position to possibly catch it there if he doesn't sky for that pick. That's the type of thing that makes NCAA 14 so great.
I kinda liked the red background behind the text lol.
Against MSU, that picture of Haack going into the end zone airborne is one of my favorite NCAA pics I've seen in awhile - I was curious if you hit X / Square or Y/Triangle on that one to get airborne? I have heard sometimes X works near the goal line but I never get it to work.
Left us hanging on Haack going into the ULM game, I guess he was o.k. injury wise? haha. Defense was marvelolus against ULM there, 8 sacks what a performance. ,and another huge play by McCollum who has to be the defensive MVP so far at that point.
Those UConn helmets are god awful. Honestly - It looks like something I'd come up with, and then scrap, laughing at the thought i could do any type of design work.
Clearly that photographer was working for the Temple student newspaper and had seen enough. No need to be shooting photos there lol. Temple had their running game shoved right up their own fannies.
Tough game for Haack against Tulsa, and yet the D was just so stout it didn't matter. One wonders if Haack's propensity to turn over the ball will lead to a loss at some point when you have an off day on D.
Another big-time late-game interception there to hold off a game Houston Squad. It seems like Davis is good at getting those guys to cover well in those important red zone interceptions. That's coaching.
Little error on the score at the top of the SMU game, had you losing, I was like oh snap what happened then oh....
Definitely assumed right off the bat you would be able to handle Navy with the way you're able to slow down the run. Haack seems to have slowed down the flow of turnovers quite a bit at that point which really seems to be helping.
Good luck in the rematch against UConn I think that an American Conference title is around the corner here.
Any of the recruits you have so far that you think might be a game changer type?
I remember posting how happy I was to be able to follow this chise then promptly disappeared from the boards for the majority of 2019, finishing college finally then having an insanely busy year at work with no place to write up dynasty reports in my house before my sister in law recently moved out. *excuses are like aholes*.... . It looks like this is a rousing success and a fun dynasty to follow so far with a ton of great moments and coach Porter building a dominant D. I wanted to jump into the current season and then sort of work my way through.
What a play by McCollum to send game one of the season to OT, it looked like they had two guys in position to possibly catch it there if he doesn't sky for that pick. That's the type of thing that makes NCAA 14 so great.
I kinda liked the red background behind the text lol.
Against MSU, that picture of Haack going into the end zone airborne is one of my favorite NCAA pics I've seen in awhile - I was curious if you hit X / Square or Y/Triangle on that one to get airborne? I have heard sometimes X works near the goal line but I never get it to work.
Left us hanging on Haack going into the ULM game, I guess he was o.k. injury wise? haha. Defense was marvelolus against ULM there, 8 sacks what a performance. ,and another huge play by McCollum who has to be the defensive MVP so far at that point.
Those UConn helmets are god awful. Honestly - It looks like something I'd come up with, and then scrap, laughing at the thought i could do any type of design work.
Clearly that photographer was working for the Temple student newspaper and had seen enough. No need to be shooting photos there lol. Temple had their running game shoved right up their own fannies.
Tough game for Haack against Tulsa, and yet the D was just so stout it didn't matter. One wonders if Haack's propensity to turn over the ball will lead to a loss at some point when you have an off day on D.
Another big-time late-game interception there to hold off a game Houston Squad. It seems like Davis is good at getting those guys to cover well in those important red zone interceptions. That's coaching.
Little error on the score at the top of the SMU game, had you losing, I was like oh snap what happened then oh....
Definitely assumed right off the bat you would be able to handle Navy with the way you're able to slow down the run. Haack seems to have slowed down the flow of turnovers quite a bit at that point which really seems to be helping.
Good luck in the rematch against UConn I think that an American Conference title is around the corner here.
Any of the recruits you have so far that you think might be a game changer type?
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