What does solid playing time mean exactly? Recruiting promises

[ACW1000]

Do you have to start the player? Is there a certain number of plays per game? So you wont break promise. Thanks if anyone can help with that.

[Sori]

I have never figured this one out either. I lean towards starting them though, or top backup at a position where there is two starters like wideout, DT, DE, OLB, or CB. Guess it depends on what formations you run and defensive scheme.

[bigrice25]

you pretty much have to start him

[Pogo27]

Your recruit needs to be listed #1 on the depth chart. He doesn't have to play any downs, he just needs to be listed #1 on the depth chart.


If you put him #1 on depth chart and then at the beginning of every game just before kick off, you move him to the bottom of depth chart (every game), he'll never see the field, and you'll fulfill the promise.

[Scarecrow IzA G]

Thats a great idea.

[ACW1000]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pogo27

Your recruit needs to be listed #1 on the depth chart. He doesn't have to play any downs, he just needs to be listed #1 on the depth chart. If you put him #1 on depth chart and then at the beginning of every game just before kick off, you move him to the bottom of depth chart (every game), he'll never see the field, and you'll fulfill the promise.

Thanks i will try that. I may play him a bit though. But that sounds good.

[nwfdwill]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pogo27

Your recruit needs to be listed #1 on the depth chart. He doesn't have to play any downs, he just needs to be listed #1 on the depth chart. If you put him #1 on depth chart and then at the beginning of every game just before kick off, you move him to the bottom of depth chart (every game), he'll never see the field, and you'll fulfill the promise.

That is an awesome idea. Thanks, that helps me with a great recruiting tool for my up-and-coming Tulane team...if I could get the damn game to stop freezing