1 Star Team Ratings, Stadium Size and Info

[USFBullsFan11]

This is for people who enjoy building up 1 star teams or run 1 star dynasties so that you have most of the info that you need to decide on your teams.

The setup is as follows:
Team Name- Overall- Offense- Defense- (M)= Team has Mascot (S)= Helmet/Pride Stickers- Stadium Max Capacity (I did not find UAB's listed anywhere)

If anyone would like more info or would like to correct me on anything just let me know, but I thought it may be helpful to have all of this in one place.


Akron 63 61 65 (M) Cap: 30k
Army 72 72 73 (M) Cap:38k
Buffalo 79 81 78 Cap: 29,013
East Mich 65 68 65 Cap: 30,200
FIU 79 77 80 Cap: 20k
FAU 75 77 76 Cap: 29,419
GSU 60 60 60 Cap: 28,155
Idaho 63 67 61 Cap 16k
LTU 74 75 73 Cap: 30,600
Memphis 70 72 70 Cap: 61,008
MTSU 74 75 75 (S) Cap: 30,788
New Mexico 65 67 66 Cap: 39,224
NMSU 65 68 65 Cap: 30,343
North Texas 72 72 75 (M) Cap: 30,850
ODU 70 74 68 Cap: 19,818
SJSU 77 81 76 Cap: 30,456
South Alabama 68 67 70 (M) Cap: 33,471
Texas State 68 67 70 Cap: 30k
Tulane 72 77 68 Cap: 73,208
UAB 68 68 68
UL Lafayette 77 81 75 (S) Cap: 31k
UMASS 61 61 65 Cap: 68,756
UTEP 75 77 73 Cap: 51,500
UTSA 68 68 70 Cap: 65k
Washington State 79 81 80 Cap: 33,522
Western Kentucky 75 72 78 Cap: 22,113
Western Mich 70 72 71 Cap: 30,200

[cap032]

UAB plays at Legion Field. 71,594

[fenster24]

Thanks! This is exactly the information I was looking for. Perfect!

[DKHardee]

Thanks! Once rosters come out I'm starting a dynasty with either Georgia State or Old Dominion.

[Frost33]

This is great info. I usually start a dynasty playing with the Badgers, win a few NCs and move onto a 1-2 star team and start building. Thanks for the work here!

[DataBull]

Quote: Originally Posted by DKHardee

Thanks! Once rosters come out I'm starting a dynasty with either Georgia State or Old Dominion.

I started one with ODU. For a low level team, the offensive skill players are pretty good. Good QB, RB, good receiving TE and a couple of good WRs. The Dline also seems to pressure opposing QBs reasonably well. The rest of the defense is pretty bad, and the OLine is horrendous. If you play the games against the CPU, run the RB and short crossing routes to the receivers and TE in the passing game. Trying to throw deep will get the QB beaten to a pulp.

They have kind of a cool stadium and actually have a long football history at lower levels. The out of the box schedule is weak enough to have success in year one, but recruiting is killed because there are no late home games. I'm assuming this is because of a lack of conference.

[asujch]

Quote: Originally Posted by DataBull

I started one with ODU. For a low level team, the offensive skill players are pretty good. Good QB, RB, good receiving TE and a couple of good WRs. The Dline also seems to pressure opposing QBs reasonably well. The rest of the defense is pretty bad, and the OLine is horrendous. If you play the games against the CPU, run the RB and short crossing routes to the receivers and TE in the passing game. Trying to throw deep will get the QB beaten to a pulp. They have kind of a cool stadium and actually have a long football history at lower levels. The out of the box schedule is weak enough to have success in year one, but recruiting is killed because there are no late home games. I'm assuming this is because of a lack of conference.

Being an avid FCS fan, I have followed ODU for quite a while. They have an outstanding team on the FCS level. Their QB, Taylor Heinicke, threw for over 5,000 yards 44 TD's and had a 68% completion rating. They had an early exit in the playoffs this year when they lost a shootout to another FCS powerhouse (Georgia Southern) that is moving up to FBS. They are a really fun team to watch play and I thing they will hold their own with mid-major programs on the FBS level this year and into the future. I hope that they do have success, as my school, Appalachian State, is in transition to FBS and will be moving up in 2014.

[lolworthy13]

NMSU's mascot is Pistol Pete.