Best Recruit You Ever Had??

[Trakan31]

When doing a dynasty the biggest part of it is recruiting and sometimes the funnest part. Some use big powerhouse teams then others (like me) choose to rebuild a team or build it up from a low level program to a powerhouse.

Whatever you choose to do there has got to be one recruit or two that you got and they tore up the NCAA so tell the OS er's.

Who Was Your Biggest and Baddest Recruit??

[Trakan31]

Player:
Name:Anthony Frazier 4 star
Skin:dark
City:Macon
State:GA
Wt:212
Ht:6'3
Highschool:Macon High
Pos:QB
Num:10
Fav School:Miami

I brought him to my Mid Tenn State Blue Raiders and He changed the entire team around! He broke all the passing records and also 3 rushing records. Took the Blue raiders to a conference championship twice and won both times!!

[AuburnAlumni]

Best I ever had is still on my team in the Legends league OD.

Free Safety Jon Wells, 6'5 215 pound free safety.

92 speed
95 acceleration
97 Hit Power
90 Tackle
92 Route Running
94 Catch
90 Spectacular Catch

As you can see...he is stellar on both offense and defense.

He's been my starting Free Safety since his Freshman year at Auburn.

In his senior year this year, I started playing him both ways and now he is leading the Heisman race.

He has 12 TDs receiving, 5 TDs rushing, plus 3 sacks, 4 INTs, and is an absolute beast wherever he plays.

I might literally cry when he graduates.

[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by Trakan31

Who Was Your Biggest and Baddest Recruit??

Playing NCAA 08 I was Hawaii and was in my third or fourth year of a dynasty. All the great Hawaii players were long gone... Colt Brennan, Ryan Grice-Mullen, Davone Bess, Solomon Elimimian etc had graduated.

I always recruited 3-5 WR's every year. Playing 4 and 5-wide you need a lot of WR's. There was this kid from Texas named Bo Martin. 6'2" 210 with A+ speed. I placed him # 1 on my list and spent some time every single week of the season w/ him. Some weeks were 10 minutes, others were and hour and a half... point is, I went after him hard!

The entire season I was 3rd on his list w/ Texas and Texas Tech being one and two. I just knew he would choose the Horns but still I persisted. I had a great year finishing 11-1 and then beating USC in the Rose Bowl 27-23.

But the highlight was just before week 13... Bo Martin committed to Hawaii. I finished whatever game I was playing and was simulating through all the other games and then that box pops up saying Bo Martin Commits to Hawaii...

His first year w/ Hawaii he had 105 receptions for over 2500 yards and 30 TD's. He finished his four year career with every receiving record there was and had a total of 7 passes for over 90 yards, all TD's.

This kid was the perfect player too, despite tearing college football apart his first three seasons when he announced he was going Pro I spent time talking w/ him and he chose to remain in school for his Senior season.

He won the Heisman 3 times... here are his final numbers:

Bo Martin - 17 WR - Hawaii Warriors

Rec..... YDS..... TDS..... AVG..... Long
496....10,042...110......20.02......99

[Equinox831]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

Playing NCAA 08 I was Hawaii and was in my third or fourth year of a dynasty. All the great Hawaii players were long gone... Colt Brennan, Ryan Grice-Mullen, Davone Bess, Solomon Elimimian etc had graduated. I always recruited 3-5 WR's every year. Playing 4 and 5-wide you need a lot of WR's. There was this kid from Texas named Bo Martin. 6'2" 210 with A+ speed. I placed him # 1 on my list and spent some time every single week of the season w/ him. Some weeks were 10 minutes, others were and hour and a half... point is, I went after him hard! The entire season I was 3rd on his list w/ Texas and Texas Tech being one and two. I just knew he would choose the Horns but still I persisted. I had a great year finishing 11-1 and then beating USC in the Rose Bowl 27-23. But the highlight was just before week 13... Bo Martin committed to Hawaii. I finished whatever game I was playing and was simulating through all the other games and then that box pops up saying Bo Martin Commits to Hawaii... His first year w/ Hawaii he had 105 receptions for over 2500 yards and 30 TD's. He finished his four year career with every receiving record there was and had a total of 7 passes for over 90 yards, all TD's. This kid was the perfect player too, despite tearing college football apart his first three seasons when he announced he was going Pro I spent time talking w/ him and he chose to remain in school for his Senior season. He won the Heisman 3 times... here are his final numbers: Bo Martin - 17 WR - Hawaii Warriors Rec..... YDS..... TDS..... AVG..... Long 496....10,042...110......20.02......99

Oh my god.....

[MWillard2]

I love these threads, and I love reading other peoples stories. Mine would be involved in NCAA 07- I loved the game. I used to created Prospects for the game and post on OS/MM/PSX, you were able to create 25 and I would create the top 100 for people to place in the game.

Well I was doing a Dynasty with Kentucky. Somehow I got Percy Harvin to sign with me and then the next year got Matt Simms. Harvin was a beast playing WR and Safety for me. But the player that I will also remember for ever was :

Jason Taylor
RB
5-11/218
1 Star RB
Freshman- 64 OVR
Sophomore- 71 OVR
Junior- 79 OVR
Senior-84 OVR

In NCAA 07 you could create you own playbook so I ran GT Option, I-Formation, Shot-Gun, and One-Back Offense.

Well Taylor absolutely killed in the Option formation at the Fullback. He won Doak Walker Award Junior and Senior year. Won the Heisman his Senior Year. He single handley help me build Kenutcky program up. I never won a National Championship in this Dynasty but I built them into SEC players and had good competition. This was my favorite Dynasty that I have ever ran.

[khaled]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

Playing NCAA 08 I was Hawaii and was in my third or fourth year of a dynasty. All the great Hawaii players were long gone... Colt Brennan, Ryan Grice-Mullen, Davone Bess, Solomon Elimimian etc had graduated. I always recruited 3-5 WR's every year. Playing 4 and 5-wide you need a lot of WR's. There was this kid from Texas named Bo Martin. 6'2" 210 with A+ speed. I placed him # 1 on my list and spent some time every single week of the season w/ him. Some weeks were 10 minutes, others were and hour and a half... point is, I went after him hard! The entire season I was 3rd on his list w/ Texas and Texas Tech being one and two. I just knew he would choose the Horns but still I persisted. I had a great year finishing 11-1 and then beating USC in the Rose Bowl 27-23. But the highlight was just before week 13... Bo Martin committed to Hawaii. I finished whatever game I was playing and was simulating through all the other games and then that box pops up saying Bo Martin Commits to Hawaii... His first year w/ Hawaii he had 105 receptions for over 2500 yards and 30 TD's. He finished his four year career with every receiving record there was and had a total of 7 passes for over 90 yards, all TD's. This kid was the perfect player too, despite tearing college football apart his first three seasons when he announced he was going Pro I spent time talking w/ him and he chose to remain in school for his Senior season. He won the Heisman 3 times... here are his final numbers: Bo Martin - 17 WR - Hawaii Warriors Rec..... YDS..... TDS..... AVG..... Long 496....10,042...110......20.02......99

wow. What difficulty were you playing on?

[gofresno]

Mine was a 5 star TE in a Southern Miss dynasty in 09. He was 6 foot 5 with 88 speed and I think it went up to 90 before he left. He was my best blocking TE and and my #1 recieving option as a freshman lol