Five Toughest NCAA Football 09 Dynasty Jobs

[auburntigersfan]

Maybe I will start a dynasty with Syracuse or Duke now.

[auburntigersfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by DookieMowf

No Baylor? They have not been in a bowl game since 94 and their record over the last 8 years has been 37-101

so, your essentially saying they your team is worse than they thought? lmao

[RaychelSnr]

Quote: Originally Posted by DookieMowf

No Baylor? They have not been in a bowl game since 94 and their record over the last 8 years has been 37-101

I don't think Baylor would be all that tough to turn around in Dynasty mode. Realistically, they play in the Big XII and could be one of the top 6 schools actively seeking talent in the state of Texas with just a solid 6-6 year. Out on the real recruiting trail it is tougher since Baylor is a private school with higher academic standards, but NCAA doesn't take those standards into account. I would say the mountain isn't quite as tall as it is at the other five schools on this list.

[thudias]

Since I only play NCAA for around 30 days or until Madden is released I am going with UNLV. I usually pick back up with NCAA when I get sick of madden until March Madness/NCAA2k is released.

[BoomerSooner11]

Good article...Ya ISU and Baylor will lose like three games in a row all losing by like 7 points or less..shoot Baylor put OU in double OT about two yrs ago and OU also had a hell of a time with ISU last year.

[Scott]

No Western Kentucky?

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scott

No Western Kentucky?

yup, they have a tougher schedle than last year.

@Indiana, @Kentucky, @Alabama, and @Virginia Tech will be tough for WKU this season.

they also play Eastern Kentucky which they should win, Ball state, and Murry state(which i know nothing about).

the rest of their games are against their future(2009-10 season) conference foes, North Texas, FAU, Troy, MTSU(WKU beat them last year 20-17), and FIU.

[nikka]

I personally like to bring a 1-AA (FCS) team up to the independents replacing Army with school/teams that are on the brink of being a 1-A school.. like Montana, UMass, Delaware,
& Villanova... I always find it a much harder road to take
I normally schedule three 1-AA teams mainly the rivals of my school & schedule somewhat local games against some good programs I play the games on heisman don't normally win those in first couple of years & simulate against 1-AA teams (95% of the time it's a W) try to land a couple of top recruits during the regular season and build off of them.

I don't know if anyone else likes to do this but for me doing an Ole Miss dynasty gets old I can build them up in 1 year and it isn't very fun or much of a challenge either.