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NCAA Football 10: The Art of Recruiting Part II

12:35 AM - March 8, 2010 by RaychelSnr

Our friends at Tradition Football check in this week with part two of their Art of Recruiting article series. Check out their excellent insights into recruiting this week!

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# 1 IamLEGENDsince87 @ 03/08/10 03:09 PM

There is no art of recruiting, I play with ohio state and if u have a top program u can pretty much get whoever

# 2 RynoAid @ 03/08/10 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by IamLEGENDsince87


	There is no art of recruiting, I play with ohio state and if u have a top program u can pretty much get whoever

this is for ONLINE DYNASTY.. where your competing with 11 other top tier programs for recruits. This article is not for offline recruiting.

# 3 Hellisan @ 03/08/10 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by IamLEGENDsince87


	There is no art of recruiting, I play with ohio state and if u have a top program u can pretty much get whoever

Haha, so true, I have an offline dynasty that I screw around with sometimes but the ease with which you can get anybody makes it not so fun. But as Ryno pointed out this is for when you're competing with 11 other intelligent people for all the top players. harder to build an A+ A+ A+ team that way

Thanks for posting, Chris.

# 4 blackscorpion11 @ 03/09/10 12:22 AM

Thanks for the series,

Good info.

# 5 RynoAid @ 03/09/10 05:44 PM

no problem man, we love this kind of stuff and with guys like Helli breakin' it down.. it's the best insight around IMO.

# 6 Hellisan @ 03/13/10 12:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Lord Marshall X


	DO NOT keep your board small! Recruits gain interest just being on your board!

I disagree with this one simply because I don't think that the interest that is gained by them sitting there (you've postulated this, not me) if it IS any interest you gain... isn't worth having guys at the end of your board that aren't even any good getting your recruiting advisor stuff. Why waste a X2 on a player that isn't important enough to even call or fight for?

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Originally Posted by Lord Marshall X


	There are some teams that have advantages even if you recruit better than them and that is Florida Texas Notre Dame and USC. I could go on and on . . . .

Are you saying that if Notre Dame is a six-star team with all A+ ratings, and say Purdue is a 6-star team with all A+ school ratings..., Notre Dame is still easier to recruit with? That really wouldn't surprise me I guess.

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