How is your dynasty going

[Gronk4M13]

Started an Arizona State dynasty on All-American. I won 49-39 week 1 against Wisconsin. For the first three quarters the game was way too easy but the Badgers very nearly completed the comeback. I'm switching to Heisman, ten minute quarters.

[twl221]

Sawyer Ivar (6'2", 209) (1,1), East Riverdale, MD. ESPN Rating: 85 PP Texas

Valentin Yuriy (6'5", 235) (2,3), Juneau, AK. ESPN Rating: 84 PP ND

Rodger Caiden (6'6", 225) (3,4), Ames, IA. ESPN Rating: 83 PP Texas

Jayson Scott (6'2", 205) (4,5), Canyon Lake, TX. ESPN Rating: 81 Scr ND

Celino Iggy (6'4", 190) (5,6), Chicago, IL. ESPN Rating: 85 Bal Clemson

Eldon Glauco (6'5", 237) (6,7), Gladstone, MO. ESPN Rating: 83 Scr Nebraska

Terence Elory (6'4", 207) (7,8), Marlow, OK. ESPN Rating: 82 Bal UNLV

Melchor Hugo (6'8", 267) (8,12), East Patchogue, NY. ESPN Rating: 81 Bal Cemson

Colby Kenny (6'6", 224) (11, 40), Cutlerville, MI. ESPN Rating: 76 PP Unsigned

Lambert Brigham (6'4", 210) (12,41), Tuscaloosa, AL. ESPN Rating: 78 PP Alabama

Syd Douglas (6'5", 253) (14, 79), Bellview, FL. ESPN Rating: 78 Bal Bowling Green

Annoyed a bit that there were 3 schools for 6 guys, but whatever. Don't know what happens to the other guy. Now, my options are going to Clemson, staying at UNLV, going to Alabama, or Bowling Green (probably this one). I'll mull it over. Opinions?

[Jeremy.Horne.SC]

Season 1, Game 6:

After a huge win on the road against Georgia Tech, coach Bobby Lamb took his Mercer Bears on the road to face off against the Troy Trojans in the inaugural Sun Belt Conference game for the young Bears.

Mercer kept the game close until the late 3rd quarter, when Troy pulled away for the 28-14 victory thanks to timely first downs and big drives behind Corey Robinson's 281 yards and 2 TD's, most of which came in the second half.

The Bears managed to outgain the Trojans (391 yds to 325 yds) but the offensive live giving up 6 sacks proved to be too detrimental to overcome. QB John Russ had a great day throwing the football (24-37 for 315 yds) but fumbled in the opponents rezone late in the first half, which was the teams only turnover. WR Jordan Marshall caught 8 passes for 94 yards for his best game of the year after a rough start to the season.

Offensive coordinator Brad Gibbs did his best to get Jabari Scruggs involved early, but the pace of the game got ahead of the Trojans and the talented running back finish the day with 73 yards on 15 carries.

After a tough loss, the Mercer Bears (4-2, 60 ovr) head into a much needed bye week before going on the road again to take on the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (7-1, 79 ovr).

[canesfins]

Quote: Originally Posted by AshamanCarnage

Finished my first season with Miami, and everything was good. One thing, my HB won the heisman finished with 2,000+ yards and 4 broken tackles. Is this what other people are seeing?

Duke Johnson is a beast with his speed so its not hard for him to win the heisman. I won back to back heismans with him so far.

[RoundingThird]

Started up a dynasty with Michigan, updates to come later. Because I can't stand playing against my beloved UConn, I changed that game to a neutral site game with Georgia at the Georgia Dome.

My UConn dynasty is in the offseason of year 1 right now.

[weaponz248]

Previously at NC State

So as of my last post the big question was will J.Bader be back as HC of NC State? Well no good offers came along so J.Bader did return. It was an interesting year. Game one was against Alabama. A losing effort to start the year off. Next up was Tennessee a game which saw the packs first win of 2018. Then it was off to Wisconsin. We stopped the run and ran away with a win. So now it was on to conference play. We had no running game up to this point but a few changes on the line worked out as we beat Pitt by running for over 200 yards. The rest of the season was wins. We ended up ranked #3 as we set up to play #23 ranked Wake Forest in the final season game. We barley won as we couldnt stop the option.

Still ranked #3 we faced off against #11 GT in the ACC Champ game. #2 Ohio state played #17 Wisc in the Big ten champ game. My hope was a Ohio lose and a WolfPack win. Well It worked out that way but #4 Alambama beat #6 Kentucky which bolted them into #2 and left the Pack #3. Again we would have to settle for the Orange Bowl.

Feeling screwed out of a national championship for the second Straight year, we would settle for the Orange Bowl against #6 Army.

We destroyed Army and won the Orange Bowl and would finish the season 13-1 Ranked #2, Alabama finished #1 (12-2).

Season Recap

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NC State Wolfpack 2018 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 25	vs Alabama	Lost, 38-35
Sep 1	at Tennesee	Won, 49-35
Sep 8	vs BYe
Sep 15	vs Wisconsin	Won, 45-24
Sep 22	vs BYE
Sep 29	at Pittsburgh	Won, 33-24
Oct 6	vs Syracuse	Won, 42-23
Oct 13	at Florida State	Won, 21-7
Oct 20	vs Clemson	Won, 45-14
Oct 27	vs North Carolina	Won, 56-10
Nov 3	at Boston College	Won, 42-3
Nov 8	vs Duke	Won, 49-14
Nov 17	vs Old Dominion	Won, 42-7
Nov 24	at Wake Forest	Won, 35-31
Dec 1	vs BYE
Dec 8	vs Georgia Tech	Won, 42-0
Jan 3	vs Army	Won, 49-10

So time for the offseason, and the question once again is will J.Bader be back........

Coaching History

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Here is the history of our seasons:

2013:WSU OC-10-3, Ranked #13, 2nd PAC-12(North)
2013 Schedule

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Washington State Cougars 2013 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 31	at Auburn	Won, 28-24
Sep 7	at USC	Lost, 66-3
Sep 14	vs FCS West	Won, 35-34
Sep 21	vs Idaho	Won, 31-21
Sep 28	vs Stanford	Won, 42-36
Oct 5	at California	Won, 56-25
Oct 12	vs Oregon State	Lost, 42-40
Oct 19	at Oregon	Won, 64-62
Oct 26	vs BYE
Oct 31	vs Arizona State	Won, 52-21
Nov 9	vs BYE
Nov 16	at Arizona	Won, 42-26
Nov 23	vs Utah	Won, 42-25
Nov 29	at Washington	Lost, 42-35
Dec 7	vs BYE
Dec 14	vs BYE
Dec 31	vs #6 Virginia Tech	Won, 45-42

2014:WSU OC-12-2, Ranked #7, PAC-12 Champs
2014 Schedule

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Washington State Cougars 2014 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 30	vs #10 Wisconsin	Won, 56-21
Sep 6	vs BYE
Sep 13	vs USC	Won, 48-45
Sep 20	at Stanford	Won, 42-28
Sep 27	vs Penn State	Won, 24-21
Oct 4	vs Colorado	Won, 42-21
Oct 11	vs #7 Oregon	Won, 38-26
Oct 18	vs #4 Nebraska	Won, 53-51
Oct 25	at #5 Arizona	Won, 35-28
Nov 1	vs California	Won, 49-21
Nov 8	at Oregon State	Won, 54-14
Nov 15	vs BYE
Nov 22	at #25 Arizona State	Lost, 27-26
Nov 29	vs Washington	Won, 38-28
Dec 6	vs BYE
Dec 13	vs #12 Arizona State	Won, 35-31
Jan 1	vs #3 Alabama	Lost, 41-35

2015:WSU OC-12-2, Ranked #8, PAC-12 Champs, Rose Bowl Champs
2015 Schedule

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Washington State Cougars 2015 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 29	vs #11 Florida	Won, 49-21
Sep 5	vs BYE
Sep 12	vs Arizona State	Won, 48-24
Sep 19	at UCLA	Won, 41-10
Sep 26	at California	Won, 49-24
Oct 3	at Idaho	Won, 83-7
Oct 10	vs BYE
Oct 17	vs #14 Arizona	Won, 56-35
Oct 24	vs #25 Stanford	Won, 62-31
Nov 1	vs #1 Alabama	Lost, 49-42
Nov 7	vs #23 Oregon State	Won, 45-14
Nov 14	at Oregon	Won, 42-35
Nov 21	at Utah	Won, 45-24
Nov 27	at Washington	Lost, 28-20
Dec 5	vs BYE
Dec 12	vs #25 UCLA	Won, 42-27
Jan 1	vs #4 Nebraska	Won, 35-21

2016:WSU OC-14-0, Ranked #1, PAC-12 Champs, BCS Champs
2016 Schedule

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Washington State Cougars 2016 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 27	vs Air Force	Won, 49-7
Sep 3	at Boise State	Won, 52-35
Sep 10	vs BYE
Sep 17	at Stanford	Won, 63-35
Sep 24	vs BYE
Oct 1	at Arizona State	Won, 55-28
Oct 8	vs #12 Oregon	Won, 49-14
Oct 15	vs Utah	Won, 70-24
Oct 22	vs UCLA	Won, 41-34
Oct 29	vs #25 California	Won, 48-35
Nov 5	at Oregon State	Won, 42-28
Nov 12	at #1 Notre Dame	Won, 48-24
Nov 19	at #17 Arizona	Won, 35-20
Nov 25	vs #24 Washington	Won, 36-29
Dec 3	vs BYE
Dec 10	vs USC	Won, 49-31
Jan 6	vs #1 Ohio State	Won, 49-28

2017:NC State HC-11-3, Ranked #8, ACC Champs
2017 Schedule

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NC State Wolfpack 2017 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 26	vs BYE
Sep 2	vs BYE
Sep 9	vs #19 Notre Dame	Won, 35-10
Sep 16	vs Central Michigan	Won, 52-31
Sep 23	vs #3 Miami	Won, 48-38
Sep 30	at Pittsburgh	Lost, 38-35
Oct 7	at Syracuse	Won, 52-31
Oct 14	vs Florida State	Won, 45-38
Oct 21	at #7 Clemson	Lost, 36-27
Oct 28	at North Carolina	Won, 45-39
Nov 2	vs Boston College	Won, 31-29
Nov 11	at LSU	Won, 45-38
Nov 18	at BYU	Won, 42-13
Nov 25	vs Wake Forest	Won, 56-31
Dec 2	vs BYE
Dec 9	at #3 Miami	Won, 42-17
Dec 31	vs Missouri	Lost, 44-26

2018:NC State HC-13-1, Ranked #2, ACC Champs, Orange Bowl Champs
2018 Schedule

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NC State Wolfpack 2018 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Aug 25	vs Alabama	Lost, 38-35
Sep 1	at Tennesee	Won, 49-35
Sep 8	vs BYe
Sep 15	vs Wisconsin	Won, 45-24
Sep 22	vs BYE
Sep 29	at Pittsburgh	Won, 33-24
Oct 6	vs Syracuse	Won, 42-23
Oct 13	at Florida State	Won, 21-7
Oct 20	vs Clemson	Won, 45-14
Oct 27	vs North Carolina	Won, 56-10
Nov 3	at Boston College	Won, 42-3
Nov 8	vs Duke	Won, 49-14
Nov 17	vs Old Dominion	Won, 42-7
Nov 24	at Wake Forest	Won, 35-31
Dec 1	vs BYE
Dec 8	vs Georgia Tech	Won, 42-0
Jan 3	vs Army	Won, 49-10

[AshamanCarnage]

Quote: Originally Posted by canesfins

Duke Johnson is a beast with his speed so its not hard for him to win the heisman. I won back to back heismans with him so far.

I hope to win back to back as well, but I was wondering how many broken tackles you guys have? 4 was the lowest number by far, and the computer breaks 4 tackles a drive lol. Just wondering how many you guys usually have.

[jbrew2411]

Record Day For Teddy

Louisville Cardinals at Illinois Fighting Illini
Oct 18, 2014	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
#5 Louisville Cardinals (5-1(3-1))	14	21	10	14	59
Illinois Fighting Illini (3-2(1-1))	0	7	0	7	14

Louisville Cardinals PASSING C/A YDS TD INT QB # 5 T. Bridgewater 21-24 321 6 0 QB #11 W. Gardner 4-4 53 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD HB #10 D. Brown 14 61 4.3 0 HB #26 M. Dyer 15 118 7.8 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD WR #82 E. Rogers 8 166 20.7 1 TE #80 Z. Pike 5 59 11.8 2 TE #18 G. Christian 4 32 8.0 1 WR #2 M. Harris 4 71 17.7 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD LE #94 L. Mauldin 6 0 0 0 ROLB #13 J. Burgess 5 1 0 0 CB #19 T. Floyd 3 0 0 0

Illinois Fighting Illini PASSING C/A YDS TD INT QB #4 R. O'Toole 15-27 192 2 0 QB #10 C. Haslett 1-5 20 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD HB #25 K. Foster 8 21 2.6 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD WR #84 K. Knight 4 74 18.5 0 TE #3 J. Davis 3 28 9.3 0 WR #20 F. Rock 3 47 15.6 2 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK LG #74 M. Heitz 6 0 LT #68 S. Cvijanovic 3 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB 343 M. Monheim 16 0 0 0 CB #2 V. Bentley 8 0 0 0 CB #27 E. Spencer 6 0 0 0

Senior QB Teddy Bridgewater set the single game passing touchdown mark, six, today against a struggling Illinois defense that has played terrible this season. The Cardinals offense scored 35 points in the first half making this game one of those “wood shed” type of games. The starters were pulled mid way through the 3^rd quarter while the backups got some mop up duty. Sophomore(rs) QB Will Gardner threw for 2tds of his own. After the game OC Tony McDaniel was asked about the 14 points his offense scored in the 4^th quarter including 1 passing td by Gardner.

My job is to call plays for our team. It is not my job to make sure the opposing teams defense can stop the plays I call. I had guys in the game that have a chance of starting next year for us so I need to see them run certain things to better evaluate them. Will is going to be our starter so I want to give him some opportunities to throw the ball. He threw 4 passes and found the end zone on 2, so I say good for him. If the coaches and fans on that other sideline don’t like getting scored on then do your job. My is to call the best offensive play for our guys at the time it is called. Their job is to stop the play I call. Today I did a better job then they their DC did.

If The Shoe Fits

Louisville Cardinals at Ohio State Buckeyes
Oct 18, 2014	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
#6 Louisville Cardinals (6-1(4-1))	3	21	17	0	41
#16 Ohio State Buckeyes (4-02(2-1))	7	14	7	7	35

Louisville Cardinals PASSING C/A YDS TD INT QB # 5 T. Bridgewater 20-30 338 3 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD HB #10 D. Brown 15 134 8.9 0 HB #26 M. Dyer 20 112 5.6 2 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD WR #82 E. Rogers 4 51 12.7 0 WR #17 J. Quick 4 63 15.7 1 TE #18 G. Christian 4 84 21.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK LG #70 J. Miller 2 0 RG #53 J. Smith 1 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB #37 T. Dixon 4 0 1 0 LE #59 A Ahner 4 1 0 0 RE #94 L. Mauldin 3 1 0 0

Ohio State Buckeyes PASSING C/A YDS TD INT QB #5 B. Miller 20-39 310 4 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD HB #2 R. Smith 15 79 5.2 1 QB #5 B. Miller 13 59 4.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD WR #83 M. Thomas 9 143 15.8 3 WR #6 E. Spencer 4 49 12.2 1 TE #86 J. Hewerman 4 49 12.2 0 WR #9 D. Smith 3 69 23.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK LG #73 A. Underwood 7 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD SS 329 J. Thompson 11 0 0 0 LE #8 N. Spencer 8 1 0 0 ROLB #37 J. Perry 5 0 1 0 CB 313 E. Apple 1 0 1 0

The Big Ten is known for its huge road games that can truly teas any team. Louisville traveled to Columbus, OH to take on Ohio State in yet another important Big Ten game. The Buckeyes enter the game ranked #16 in the nation and in position to Legends division, while Louisville is looking to stay within a game of Wisconsin who is a game better than Louisville in the Leaders division. From the start this was a shootout, the first half alone featured 6 touchdowns and a field goal. Louisville held to a 24-21 lead at the half. Ohio State received the ball to start the second half and senior QB Braxton Miller drove his team down field on a long drive that ended with a 7yd Smith touchdown run giving Ohio State the lead. The lead would not last long as senior QB Teddy Bridgewater answered the coaches challenge for halftime to lead his team on 3 scoring drives in the 3^rd quarter, 2tds and 1fg. Taking a 41-21 point lead into the 4^th quarter, Louisville was looking to play ball control. The Cardinals held the ball for over 4:00 while driving the ball inside the 30yd line but a rare missed field goal by junior(rs) kicker John Wallace gave Ohio State new hope. Miller led his team on a quick scoring drive to pull within 6 points. The next position ended on a Bridgewater INT to sophomore corner Eli Apple. The Cardinal defense would force Miller into a turnover on downs. The Cardinals were able to hold the ball to the clock struck zeros.

Louisville will now return home to face #13 Wisconsin next week in what could be the Leaders division title game. Look for Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium to be packed and loud for this one.