Players ruining their Career

[RonNewman75]

So I recruited the number one QB but my QB was a senior so I redshirted him. During the off-season he left me and went to Texas State. After going to Texas State I planned on playing against them his JR(RS) year so I could play against him since he left me, I often do this. But when I played them he wasn't playing so I checked the roster he had left them and went to UTSA. So basically this kid that probably could have been the best QB ever he had 90's in both THP and THA ended up only getting to play one season of college football and didn't even get to go pro. I think this was the first time I've ever noticed a player transferring twice and basically ruining his career I sure hope he played baseball or was a doctor, because I could have made him Millions on draft day.

Just wondering if anyone else has ever seen anything like this.

[BleedGreen710]

In 9 years of my Wyoming dynasty I only had 1 player transfer away.. it was a stud defensive tackle who transferred after I redshirted him his freshman year. He is now currently the highest rated DT in the game.. a 97 OVR Senior and the leader of the Boise State Broncos, one of my biggest rivals

[prd689]

Quote: Originally Posted by BleedGreen710

In 9 years of my Wyoming dynasty I only had 1 player transfer away.. it was a stud defensive tackle who transferred after I redshirted him his freshman year. He is now currently the highest rated DT in the game.. a 97 OVR Senior and the leader of the Boise State Broncos, one of my biggest rivals

That sucks! I've had the same thing happen with a RB who after one year transferred to FSU... When he was eligible, I played against him and he went 9 carries for 165 yards against me.

It just pissed me off even more.

[BleedGreen710]

Quote: Originally Posted by Tompkins

They only seem to transfer to me when I play as a very poor team, or away from me when I have a awesome team that is stacked at that particular position.

Yeah that's pretty much how it works

[DataBull]

In real life there are supremely physically talented players that transfer more than once for a variety of reasons. And plenty that "waste" their college careers. Weird, sure. Unrealistic, not really.

See Marve, Robert.

[BoilerBaller4]

Quote: Originally Posted by DataBull

In real life there are supremely physically talented players that transfer more than once for a variety of reasons. And plenty that "waste" their college careers. Weird, sure. Unrealistic, not really. See Marve, Robert.

Poor example using Robert Marve. Only transferred once, and if not for an ACL tear in his first season at Purdue and an incompetent head coach and OC that loved to play musical QBs, he would have been much more relevant.

Better example is Gunner Kiel. First committed to IU, then committed to LSU, then enrolled at ND, now at Cincinnati...and he hasn't even taken a snap at the collegiate level.

[franch1se]

and there is Tom Savage. Who has transferred twice already and now starting for Pitt.

Rutgers-->Arizona
Arizona--->Pitt

[PittPens1787]

Quote: Originally Posted by franch1se

and now starting for Pitt.

So yea, ruined his career