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Posted on January 11, 2013 at 03:47 PM.

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Forget the challenges.

Sometimes, some people just want to be able to start a dynasty and play with the easiest possible paths to a National Championship. NCAA Football, despite the increase in parity, still sees a lot of the same programs at or near the top of the mountain as it always has.

There is no mistake to why that is, because despite the fact more talent is spread out in more places, that talent is still largely located in the same places. Thus, if you are looking to take advantage of the NCAA Football offseason with a new dynasty just to see how many National Championships you can win in a row with a powerhouse, here are the four easiest programs to win big with in NCAA Football 13:

1. Alabama: The recruiting is great, the talent base you start with is out of this world -- and they just dominated their way to a National Title in what will be your year one. It's hard to argue with that kind of a start now isn't it?

2. USC: Let's face it, the Trojans were real-to-life disappointments but in the game -- they're full of talent and in an absolutely amazing area (California) for recruiting. You'll have everything you need to win big early and win big later.

3. Ohio State: There are a lot of reasons why you should consider Ohio State. First, you have a young team with plenty of talent. Second, you play in Ohio -- which happens to be one of the best states in game for recruiting. A few others are your program ratings and conference -- long term you have the recipe for great successes.

4. Texas: Being the Longhorn head man in real life is a dream come true. You get the pick of the litter of recruits in Texas. The differences between real life and NCAA 13 aren't all that great, with amazing facility and program ratings mixed with good starting talent -- you'll have the nations best recruiting state by the horns (pun!) from the get go.

Honorable Mentions: Florida State, Oklahoma, Florida, Michigan, Stanford, Penn State

What schools do you think are the easiest to win with in NCAA 13?

Comments

# 1 BLACKjersey53 @ Jan 11

I'm assuming Oregon didn't make the list because it takes 45 minutes to decide what to wear? Bama is always so dominant, definitely an easy choice if you're trying to get the recruiting achievements....if you're into that kinda stuff. I agree with all the schools on the list! I can't stick with a dynasty for too long but really enjoy my brief stays at Texas and Stanford.

# 2 thehunt30 @ Jan 11

I agree, Alabama is very easy to play with.

# 3 canesfins @ Jan 11

Any 5 star or 6 star team with pipelines to either california,texas, or florida is easy to win with.

# 4 $NevaBroke$ @ Jan 11

Miami, Georgia, LSU, Oklahoma State, and Louisville are not sexy dynasty teams but are loaded from top to bottom and hold great recruit pipelines. If you know how to play to these teams offense and defense correctly you will dominate and give Saban a run for his money. I love it when a 2 or 3 star prospect I recruited dominates and takes the world by storm, that's what keeps me coming back for more!

# 5 8mileroad @ Jan 11

Not sure what the author has against Oregon, but it's basically USC but better. It has the pipeline in Cali that USC does, and in every other way it's better. Talent, uniforms, subjectively more fun to run offense, speed...

# 6 Eski33 @ Jan 11

Notre Dame. Had no issues racking up a #1 recruiting class. Not to mention the schedule is fun.

# 7 queman11 @ Jan 12

as a USC fan, I agree with 8mileroad... They are better than us in e erything, especially Uniforms, Athletic Facilities, and Campus Lifestyle...I don't know why we have an A+ in campus lifestyle when it is right in the middle of East LA... I expect a drop to 5* prestige for SC due to this year, and probably an increase to 6* if it hasn't been done already for Oregon

# 8 Twenty Four @ Jan 13

I'm shocked to see both Florida schools just getting honorable mention. As a gator fan, I find in unfairly easy to snag the best of the best in terms of recruiting. We have one of the best stadiums, fan bases, athletic facilities, program history, and so on. And FSU as well. The state of Florida is a hotbed for recruiting. I also think Oregon should be on there. They gotta be one of most popular teams to use.

# 9 wepr3 @ Jan 14

I could be wrong, but is it possible that Oregon was not chosen because of their playstyle? In real life, they're fantastic, but I have a hard time playing with spread teams in NCAA. I know not everyone has this issue, but that's one of the only reasons I personally don't play with them.