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  • TearzBoiKilla
    Rookie
    • Aug 2008
    • 139

    #1

    A New Era | The Texas Longhorns


    Platform: PS3

    Mode: Heisman

    Rosters: K-Weezy-8's

    Sliders:
    To be added

    Gameplay Preferences: QTRS- 9 Mins, Threshold- 0, Home Field Advantage- On, Ice the Kicker- On

    Red Shirts: I can only Redshirt players that are True Freshman (After Year 1). Maximum of 10 true freshman redshirted per year.

    Transfers: Player 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), but I am not allowed to try and sway a 4th year player into staying (I.E. a RS JR).

    Cutting Players: I must write down all stats of any player cut, and re-create them as a JUCO player the next year. (True freshman are re-created as true freshman)

    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. This does not apply to anyone over 350 pounds.

    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 here it is guys, my last and final crack and enjoying a long term dynasty report, hope you loyal followers all still read and enjoy.

    Please do not post yet, thankyou
  • TearzBoiKilla
    Rookie
    • Aug 2008
    • 139

    #2
    Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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    YEARLY RECAPS
    ALL RECORDS FROM 2014 AND BEYOND

    2014:
    Season Preview:
    Projected Record:
    Projected Conference Finish:
    Projected Division Finish:
    Grades:
    Preseason Ranking:
    Actual Record:
    Conference Finish:
    Division Finish:
    Conference Champ:
    Final Ranking:
    Prestige:
    Bowl Game:
    Team MVP:
    Leading Passer:
    Leading Rusher:
    Leading Receiver:
    Leading Tackler:
    Sacks Leader:
    Interceptions Leader:

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    • TearzBoiKilla
      Rookie
      • Aug 2008
      • 139

      #3
      Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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      RECORD BOOK
      ALL RECORDS FROM 2014 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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      • TearzBoiKilla
        Rookie
        • Aug 2008
        • 139

        #4
        Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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        RIVALRIES
        ALL RECORDS FROM 2014 AND BEYOND

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        • TearzBoiKilla
          Rookie
          • Aug 2008
          • 139

          #5
          Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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          RECRUITING
          ALL RECORDS FROM 2014 AND BEYOND

          Class of '15:
          Class Rank:
          Recruiting Preview:
          Number of Recruits:
          Top Recruit:
          Big Time Recruits:
          Positions of Need Were:
          :e150: Players:
          Offensive Players:
          Defensive Players:
          Signing Day Special:
          Tennessee Recruiting Recap:

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          • TearzBoiKilla
            Rookie
            • Aug 2008
            • 139

            #6
            Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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            ESPN CLASSICS
            ALL LONGHORNS 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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            • TearzBoiKilla
              Rookie
              • Aug 2008
              • 139

              #7
              Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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              HALL OF FAME
              ALL RECORDS FROM 2014 AND BEYOND

              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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              • TearzBoiKilla
                Rookie
                • Aug 2008
                • 139

                #8
                Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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                HEISMAN HISTORY
                A LIST OF ALL HEISMAN WINNERS

                Code:
                [color=black][b]
                YEAR   POS  NAME                 SCHOOL[/b]
                
                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="#DAA520"]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="#DAA520"]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]
                [/color]

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                • TearzBoiKilla
                  Rookie
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 139

                  #9
                  Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

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                  NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
                  ALL RECORDS FROM 2014 AND BEYOND

                  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:
                  Last edited by TearzBoiKilla; 12-30-2013, 01:24 PM.

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                  • TearzBoiKilla
                    Rookie
                    • Aug 2008
                    • 139

                    #10
                    Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

                    You may now post...

                    The first season has been simmed, Florida State won the national title and Winston took home the Heisman (Took me a couple of sims). All incoming recruits will be edited for Texas to match real life names, and I will take it team by team as I play them starting with EA's generic recruits from next season.

                    Hope you all enjoy.

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                    • TearzBoiKilla
                      Rookie
                      • Aug 2008
                      • 139

                      #11
                      Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns




                      Austin, Texas -- Mack Brown united and revived a divided, dormant Texas football program and coached the Longhorns to their first undisputed national title in 36 years. Now, after four consecutive seasons with at least four losses, Brown is stepping down in Austin to make way for the next coach to try and put the Texas football program back amongst the elite.

                      Brown had come under heavy criticism the past few seasons, as the Longhorns finished 5-7 in 2010, 8-5 in ’11 and 9-4 in ’12 which for most other schools those records wouldn’t even be questioned, but Texas is not most other schools. Brown may have been able to save his job but early losses to BYU and Ole Miss and an eventual 8-4 record led to his decision to resign as head coach of the Texas Longhorns.

                      Brown’s meeting with Powers and new athletic director Steve Patterson which initially was scheduled for Thursday was pushed back until Friday afternoon so that Brown could address the media ahead of the Alamo bowl with Oregon, during that conference Brown told the nation once again that his position with the Texas program would and will not change, so many Texas fans will wake to a shock this morning should they have not read more into what Brown stated.

                      In 2013, Brown’s coaching job was mostly admirable. The Longhorns dealt with a variety of injuries, including concussions to starting quarterback David Ash and crippling blows to the running game and defense. Defensive coordinator Manny Diaz was fired (and Greg Robinson appointed) following the loss the BYU, and the ‘Horns responded; they won six of their next seven games.

                      The job in Austin is one of the most coveted positions in college football if not all forms of football, and attention will turn to the program’s high-profile coaching search. Patterson is new to the school’s AD gig, and this hire will shape his Texas legacy right off the bat.

                      Names such as Alabama's Nick Saban, Baylor's Art Briles and 49ers Jim Harbaugh have been thrown out as potential candidates but all of those seem a far stretch with Saban signing a new long term deal with Alabama, Art Briles has been touted as the next head coach in Washington linking him up with his former quarterback Robert Griffin and Jim Harbaugh is on yet another Superbowl trial with the 49ers.

                      What we can confirm though is that Brown isn't completely done with the Longhorns program, although the 62-year old will no longer coach he has been offered a place alongside president Bill Powers, who many blame for Mack Browns decision to resign.

                      Whoever takes over from Brown will have to be able to deal with the pressure of coaching a top college football program and the expectations of all the Longhorns fans to win and win big.

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                      • TearzBoiKilla
                        Rookie
                        • Aug 2008
                        • 139

                        #12
                        Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns




                        Austin, Texas -- Just five years ago, Chad Morris was guiding Lake Travis High School in Austin, Texas to its second straight state title, now he is replacing Mack Brown as the head coach of the Texas Longhorns despite being a graduate of Texas A&M.

                        Morris interviewed for the job last weekend behind the likes of both James Franklin and Jon Gruden but it is the Clemson offensive coordinator who is charged with returning the Longhorns program to elite status within the NCAA.

                        Just like his good friend Gus Malzahn, Morris was one of the hottest coordinator's in college football for the past two seasons running a dynamic and powerful offense in Clemson.

                        Texas Athletic Director Steve Patterson, explained the decision to hire Morris over the more prototype head coaches out there.

                        "Texas has been built on stability and longevity over the past 16-years and that is exactly what we wanted with the new coach." Patterson said. "Chad has a great football mind and proved that with every single team or offense he has run during his career, his knowledge and depth as a high school coach in Texas will also help on the recruiting front, this is a very exciting time for all associated with the program here in Texas."

                        Morris has agreed to a five year contract with the Longhorns and will bring his own coaching staff in within the next couple of weeks.

                        Two things Morris will bring to Texas are points and yards. In 52 games at the college level, his offense averaged nearly 40 points per game and no less than 10-yards shy of 500-yards of total offense with Clemson averaging nearly 517-yards per game this season.

                        Chad Morris can thank Gus Malzahn success with the Auburn program in his first year as head coach as to why a program like Texas has given the 45-year old a chance despite no head coaching history at the collegiate level.

                        “It’s an honour to be given this opportunity,” said Morris during his announcement as head coach today. “As a Texas native and spending so much time around this area I know exactly what this school means to the state of Texas and its fans and that is why I will work day and night to get things right here again. Thankfully for me the school has been left in a position to win at the hands of a coach like Mack Brown.”

                        There is defiantly going to be some bumps along the road next season for this Texas program as Morris instates his offense and beliefs into the players, but given time this could be one scary good team in the next few seasons.

                        With Morris at the helm, the Longhorns will be given an identity once again on offense and with the right hire on defense the Longhorns could make a push for the Big XII next season after coming close in Mack Browns final season.

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                        • Deuce2223
                          Hall Of Fame
                          • Dec 2007
                          • 12535

                          #13
                          Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

                          Looks good. I will be following.

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                          • Maize08
                            MVP
                            • Nov 2008
                            • 1917

                            #14
                            Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

                            Hey Tearz, good luck with this. Great start and I really like the hire of Morris. Are you starting at the end of 2013, or before the season starts?

                            Morris might be a good choice. He has ties to Texas and created a powerhouse at Lake Travis. He could be Art Briles, which is the type of coach UT needs. Good luck.

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                            • TearzBoiKilla
                              Rookie
                              • Aug 2008
                              • 139

                              #15
                              Re: A New Era | The Texas Longhorns

                              Originally posted by Deuce2223
                              Looks good. I will be following.
                              Thanks, glad to have you along for the ride

                              Originally posted by Maize08
                              Hey Tearz, good luck with this. Great start and I really like the hire of Morris. Are you starting at the end of 2013, or before the season starts?

                              Morris might be a good choice. He has ties to Texas and created a powerhouse at Lake Travis. He could be Art Briles, which is the type of coach UT needs. Good luck.
                              Good to see you Maize again, this is starting at the end of 2013 so basically the beginning of 2014 with the first season being simmed.

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