Rivals 2011 Dynasty

urbanslegend05 wrote:Good job joker, you definitely earned it. Canada reigned supreme this season.


Nyer, don't wuit man. I know you'll be wanting back within a week. You're one of the guys that loves to play and I know you'd rather be here than in a lot of other leagues.

Splff, did you just play the cpu? If not, I can put him on auto tomorrow, unless you guys agree to replay due to drunkeness.

Did anyone see ho's acc championship score. Hicks would be proud of Lamar Jones. Dude did work and scored 9 Td's. I've never seen the cpu just totall take over like I did in that game. Lamar Jones will live in infamy.

I need you to put him on auto when you get chance.

Well guys, I think the National Championship is here to stay in Canada for a few years. Either joker winning it again or I finally get my own, its here for a while

One more thing. Can we move Monday night offseason to 9? Just cause I know the users in this dynasty take a little extra time

I don't know about that clark, I'm not scheduled to get out of class until 9. Odds are I would get out early, but luck would need to be on my side to get home at 9.

Well then 10 ish is good. We'll probably only get through one week of offseason lol

I have to work until 10 on Monday, but I don't even deserve to be included in this conversation cuz I can't even beat the computer for the acc championship. Fuckin ridiculous. I finally got to experience the ea superteam shit where nothing u do can stop the CPU. They never even punted. Miller had 16 broken tackles even with my big hit and strip ball on conservative for a higher tackling percentage. Frustrating.

The offseason should move a LOT faster this time around. For one, we won't be doing two differenty dynasties in one night, and for two, splff has built his team up a little bit. I guess that goes out the window if he switches to Auburn.

Hawk/anyone, you guys wanna ask that Tbuck guy from hawks dynasty if he wants to join? Is he a good player/plays on time? Is he a good fit for this dynasty?

If not, we need to try to find two guys. I obviously can't get on operation sports, and I don't really want to go through EA's official site, as that would probably pull in a 14-year old. ....so basically I need some help. Can you guys do a little recruiting for us?

Im outta town till Sunday night and i will get my game in then.. Got stuck in the South due to bad weather, kush and orange juice, and a bunch of lil girls that have grown up and became sum nice looking yound ladies... by the way, what the FUCK is up with that FSU / Miami score in that ACC Championship...

Rauloe wrote:Im outta town till Sunday night and i will get my game in then.. Got stuck in the South due to bad weather, kush and orange juice, and a bunch of lil girls that have grown up and became sum nice looking yound ladies... by the way, what the FUCK is up with that FSU / Miami score in that ACC Championship...

Lol, little girls that have grown up are awesome.

As for the ACC game.....it went into 4 overtimes and Ho couldn't stop Lamar Miller. Dude had 9 touchdowns off of 16 broken tackles. It was madness.

Damn, NY busted out and deleted me from his friends list on the PSN. He must be upset. If anyone has any way of contacting him, see if he's calmed down and wants back in.

urbanslegend05 wrote:Damn, NY busted out and deleted me from his friends list on the PSN. He must be upset. If anyone has any way of contacting him, see if he's calmed down and wants back in.

There were a lot of turnovers during that game on his part. He threw maybe 4 or 5 int's, 2 or 3 of them where returned for TD's and a fumble was returned for a TD too. On a few plays I remember thinking to myself that I would be mad as hell after that so I'm sure he was probably upset after the game. Hopefully, he just needs to let some steam off and he'll be back. As for the Monday, I should be quicker with my recruiting now that they have a full excel sheet with all the recruits. I'm still probably gonna be a little longer than some of you, but I think I should be pretty quick this time around. Urbs, have you thought about what changes you are going to make next season?

splff3000 wrote:

urbanslegend05 wrote:Damn, NY busted out and deleted me from his friends list on the PSN. He must be upset. If anyone has any way of contacting him, see if he's calmed down and wants back in.

There were a lot of turnovers during that game on his part. He threw maybe 4 or 5 int's, 2 or 3 of them where returned for TD's and a fumble was returned for a TD too. On a few plays I remember thinking to myself that I would be mad as hell after that so I'm sure he was probably upset after the game. Hopefully, he just needs to let some steam off and he'll be back. As for the Monday, I should be quicker with my recruiting now that they have a full excel sheet with all the recruits. I'm still probably gonna be a little longer than some of you, but I think I should be pretty quick this time around. Urbs, have you thought about what changes you are going to make next season?

Well, I want to go back to 4 user games per season. I think this makes it a little funner. This depends on if you stay at Cal or go to Auburn and if we can get new users as well. You game to help that out a little?

Also, gonna bump up the cpu's play a little bit, but not much and I'd like to put the scouting reports thing in. I think that could be pretty cool.

I'm open to other ideas if anyone's got any.

Rivals Human Heisman award

qb Trey Burton - 180-278 (64%) 2984 yards, 23 td, 10 int, 186 carries, 1367 yards, 23 td
vs Penn State (win 45-31) 9-16, 188 yards, td, 2 int, 14 carries, 125 yards, 2 td
at Oklahoma (lose 31-28) 12-14, 190 yards, 2 int, 8 carries, 25 yards, td (injured at half)
vs Florida State (win 52-28) 14-17, 262 yards, 2 td, int, 13 carries, 103 yards, td
vs Alabama (lose 42-39, SEC Champ game) 20-30, 284 yards, td, 17 carries, 81 yards, 3 td

qb AJ McCarron, Alabama - 272-368 (73%) 4497 yards, 42 td, 11 int
at Oklahoma (win 17-14) 15-17, 156 yards
vs Texas (win 31-14) 22-27, 301 yards, 2 td, int
at Notre Dame (win 31-24) 21-28, 312 yards, 3 td, int
vs Florida (win 42-39, SEC Champ game) 17-20, 393 yards, 5 td
vs Oklahoma (lose 49-35, NC Game) 20-29, 347 yards, 2 td, 2 int

wr Spencer Hagan, Cal - 107 catches, 1923 yards, 7 td
at Virginia Tech (win 42-0) 5 catches, 80 yards
at Miami (win 20-17) 8 catches, 134 yards
vs Notre Dame (lose 38-14) 7 catches, 109 yards

rb Brennan Clay, Oklahoma - 257 carries, 1854 yards, 21 td, 44 catches, 437 yards, 2 td
vs Alabama (lose 17-14) 11 carries, 68 yards, td, 7 catches, 72 yards
vs Florida (win 31-28) 23 carries, 188 yards, 2 td, 6 catches, 59 yards
vs Texas (win 35-34) 24 carries, 96 yards, 2 td
at Ohio State (win 31-24) 26 carries, 226 yards, 2 td, 97 yard kick return TD
vs Alabama (win 49-35, NC Game) DID NOT PLAY (injured)

David Hooper - 222-of-357 passing, 3624 yards, 27 TDs, 7 interceptions, 59 rushing yards, 4 TDs
vs. Virginia Tech (win 38-21) 19-of-31, 237 yards, 1 touchdown, 0 INT
vs. Miami (win 35-15) 13-of-16, 210 yards, O TD, O INT, 26 rushing yards, 1 TD
vs Notre Dame (win 24-12) 12-of-17, 238 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
at Florida (lost 52-28) 23-of-40, 351 yards, 4 TDs

Rivals' Award (Given to best defensive player)


fs Josh Evans, Florida 69 tackles, 4 INTs, 1 Forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery
vs Penn State (win 45-21) 9 tackles, 1 deflection
at Oklahoma (loss 31-28) 4 tackles, 1 tackle for loss
vs Florida State (won 52-28) 6 tackles, 1 fumble recovery
vs Alabama (lost SEC Championship 42-39) 6 tackles, 1 tackle for loss

cb Vachel Samuels, Cal 40 tackles, 6 int, 16 deflections, 1 fumble recovery, 2 touchdowns
vs Virginia Tech (won 42-0) 1 deflection
vs Miami (win 20-17) 1 tackle, 1 deflection
vs. Notre Dame (loss 38-14) 5 tackles

rolb Avery Cobb, fsu 74 tackles, 2 sacks, 13 tackles for loss, 3 interceptions, 6 deflections, 2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries, 2 touchdowns
vs VT (won 38-21) 1 tackle,
vs. Miami (won 38-15) 6 tackles, 1 for loss, interception, 1 deflection
vs Notre Dame (won 24-12) 1 tackle, 1 for loss, 1 sack, 1 fumble recovery, 1 touchdown
vs. Florida (loss 52-28) 9 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 forced fumble

mlb Tom Wort, Oklahoma 105 tackles, 31 for loss, 3 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, 2 recoveries, 1 safety
vs. Alabama (loss 14-17) 8 tackles, 2 for loss,
vs. Florida (won 31-28) 8 tackles, 1 for loss
vs Texas (won 35-34) 2 tackles, 1 for loss, forced fumble, fumble recovery
vs. OSU (won 31-24) 6 tackles, 3 for loss,

le William Brown, Oklahoma 45 tackles, 22 for loss, 11 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles, 2 recoveries, 1 Touchdown
vs. Alabama (loss 14-17) 3 tackles, 1 sack
vs. Florida (win 31-28) 2 tackles, 1 for loss, 1 sack,
vs. Texas (won 35-34) 2 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack, 1 fumble forced, 1 fumble recovery
vs. OSU (won 31-24) 3 tackles, 2 for loss,

cb Bryant Jackson, Texas 53 tackles, 5 interceptions, 10 deflections, i TD
at Bama (loss 31-14) 7 tackles, 1 interception, 2 deflections
vs Oklahoma (loss 35-34) 6 tackles,



Those that wish to write a paragraph or so to hype their contenders can do so. I'll add that under their player's stats. Votes are due Monday during the offseason. I'll continue to repost this until then with updates from the coaches. Also, when I'm out of town, anyone feel free to insert their coach's hype and re-copy and paste this into a post afterward.

Can we just stay at 10 people? Just keep the group of guys we have now and keep it moving faster.

I'd rather get 12, but I will stick with 10 if they're not the right fit.

Rivals Human Heisman award

qb Trey Burton - 180-278 (64%) 2984 yards, 23 td, 10 int, 186 carries, 1367 yards, 23 td
vs Penn State (win 45-31) 9-16, 188 yards, td, 2 int, 14 carries, 125 yards, 2 td
at Oklahoma (lose 31-28) 12-14, 190 yards, 2 int, 8 carries, 25 yards, td (injured at half)
vs Florida State (win 52-28) 14-17, 262 yards, 2 td, int, 13 carries, 103 yards, td
vs Alabama (lose 42-39, SEC Champ game) 20-30, 284 yards, td, 17 carries, 81 yards, 3 td

qb AJ McCarron, Alabama - 272-368 (73%) 4497 yards, 42 td, 11 int
at Oklahoma (win 17-14) 15-17, 156 yards
vs Texas (win 31-14) 22-27, 301 yards, 2 td, int
at Notre Dame (win 31-24) 21-28, 312 yards, 3 td, int
vs Florida (win 42-39, SEC Champ game) 17-20, 393 yards, 5 td
vs Oklahoma (lose 49-35, NC Game) 20-29, 347 yards, 2 td, 2 int

wr Spencer Hagan, Cal - 107 catches, 1923 yards, 7 td
at Virginia Tech (win 42-0) 5 catches, 80 yards
at Miami (win 20-17) 8 catches, 134 yards
vs Notre Dame (lose 38-14) 7 catches, 109 yards

rb Brennan Clay, Oklahoma - 257 carries, 1854 yards, 21 td, 44 catches, 437 yards, 2 td
vs Alabama (lose 17-14) 11 carries, 68 yards, td, 7 catches, 72 yards
vs Florida (win 31-28) 23 carries, 188 yards, 2 td, 6 catches, 59 yards
vs Texas (win 35-34) 24 carries, 96 yards, 2 td
at Ohio State (win 31-24) 26 carries, 226 yards, 2 td, 97 yard kick return TD
vs Alabama (win 49-35, NC Game) DID NOT PLAY (injured)

Brennan Clay - This guy was an absolute monster all year. He may have not put up record breaking numbers, but he led the league in rushing and carried the Oklahoma offense as it struggled at times due to 3 true freshman playing significant roles. He took the pressure off an inexperienced quarterback and ran for over 300 yards against Texas Tech. After a loss to Alabama, Joker reshaped his entire offense to revolve around Clay and he responded, carrying the ball 73 times in the next 3 user games. Teams like Florida and Alabama had other great guys on offense making plays, but if you look at the stats on the Sooners' offensive players, nobody else is remotely close to winning an award or even being named an All-American. He was at times a one-man offense and is the only reason Oklahoma was in the National Championship game to begin with.

David Hooper - 222-of-357 passing, 3624 yards, 27 TDs, 7 interceptions, 59 rushing yards, 4 TDs
vs. Virginia Tech (win 38-21) 19-of-31, 237 yards, 1 touchdown, 0 INT
vs. Miami (win 35-15) 13-of-16, 210 yards, O TD, O INT, 26 rushing yards, 1 TD
vs Notre Dame (win 24-12) 12-of-17, 238 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
at Florida (lost 52-28) 23-of-40, 351 yards, 4 TDs

Rivals' Award (Given to best defensive player)


fs Josh Evans, Florida 69 tackles, 4 INTs, 1 Forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery
vs Penn State (win 45-21) 9 tackles, 1 deflection
at Oklahoma (loss 31-28) 4 tackles, 1 tackle for loss
vs Florida State (won 52-28) 6 tackles, 1 fumble recovery
vs Alabama (lost SEC Championship 42-39) 6 tackles, 1 tackle for loss

cb Vachel Samuels, Cal 40 tackles, 6 int, 16 deflections, 1 fumble recovery, 2 touchdowns
vs Virginia Tech (won 42-0) 1 deflection
vs Miami (win 20-17) 1 tackle, 1 deflection
vs. Notre Dame (loss 38-14) 5 tackles

rolb Avery Cobb, fsu 74 tackles, 2 sacks, 13 tackles for loss, 3 interceptions, 6 deflections, 2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries, 2 touchdowns
vs VT (won 38-21) 1 tackle,
vs. Miami (won 38-15) 6 tackles, 1 for loss, interception, 1 deflection
vs Notre Dame (won 24-12) 1 tackle, 1 for loss, 1 sack, 1 fumble recovery, 1 touchdown
vs. Florida (loss 52-28) 9 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 forced fumble

mlb Tom Wort, Oklahoma 105 tackles, 31 for loss, 3 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, 2 recoveries, 1 safety
vs. Alabama (loss 14-17) 8 tackles, 2 for loss,
vs. Florida (won 31-28) 8 tackles, 1 for loss
vs Texas (won 35-34) 2 tackles, 1 for loss, forced fumble, fumble recovery
vs. OSU (won 31-24) 6 tackles, 3 for loss,

Tom Wort - The MVP of this National Champion winning Sooners team. At the beginning of the year, Oklahoma switched to a 3-3-5 defense because any other defense meant a player rated below 75 would be on the field. This defense saw 6 guys starting for the first time, 2 of which were true freshman. On top of that, Oklahoma lost their ROLB for the year early in the season. Tom stepped up and was an absolute beast recording a remarkable 105 tackles. He may have not been flashy, with no interceptions and only 3 sacks, but he held together an inexperienced defense that severely struggled at times. Whenever Oklahoma needed a stop, Wort made the play. He made back to back 3rd/4th and goal tackles at the 1 against the Gators which helped Oklahoma secure the win. Countless times he made the tackle to prevent a third down conversion. Have to look past the overall numbers to see how valuable he was to this defense.

le William Brown, Oklahoma 45 tackles, 22 for loss, 11 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles, 2 recoveries, 1 Touchdown
vs. Alabama (loss 14-17) 3 tackles, 1 sack
vs. Florida (win 31-28) 2 tackles, 1 for loss, 1 sack,
vs. Texas (won 35-34) 2 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack, 1 fumble forced, 1 fumble recovery
vs. OSU (won 31-24) 3 tackles, 2 for loss,

William Brown - Brown really came out of nowhere and had a huge year. The sophomore had 11 sacks, 2 interceptions and a touchdown. The touchdown secured the win against Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship game. He recorded sacks in three of the four user games and had a monster game against Texas. He was a huge influence on a defensive line that surprised people and dominated all season as they switched to a 3 man front. The stats really tell the story of how well this guy played all year.

cb Bryant Jackson, Texas 53 tackles, 5 interceptions, 10 deflections, i TD
at Bama (loss 31-14) 7 tackles, 1 interception, 2 deflections
vs Oklahoma (loss 35-34) 6 tackles,



Those that wish to write a paragraph or so to hype their contenders can do so. I'll add that under their player's stats. Votes are due Monday during the offseason. I'll continue to repost this until then with updates from the coaches. Also, when I'm out of town, anyone feel free to insert their coach's hype and re-copy and paste this into a post afterward.

Brennan Clay - This guy was an absolute monster all year. He may have not put up record breaking numbers, but he led the league in rushing and carried the Oklahoma offense as it struggled at times due to 3 true freshman playing significant roles. He took the pressure off an inexperienced quarterback and ran for over 300 yards against Texas Tech. After a loss to Alabama, Joker reshaped his entire offense to revolve around Clay and he responded, carrying the ball 73 times in the next 3 user games. Teams like Florida and Alabama had other great guys on offense making plays, but if you look at the stats on the Sooners' offensive players, nobody else is remotely close to winning an award or even being named an All-American. He was at times a one-man offense and is the only reason Oklahoma was in the National Championship game to begin with.

Tom Wort - The MVP of this National Champion winning Sooners team. At the beginning of the year, Oklahoma switched to a 3-3-5 defense because any other defense meant a player rated below 75 would be on the field. This defense saw 6 guys starting for the first time, 2 of which were true freshman. On top of that, Oklahoma lost their ROLB for the year early in the season. Tom stepped up and was an absolute beast recording a remarkable 105 tackles. He may have not been flashy, with no interceptions and only 3 sacks, but he held together an inexperienced defense that severely struggled at times. Whenever Oklahoma needed a stop, Wort made the play. He made back to back 3rd/4th and goal tackles at the 1 against the Gators which helped Oklahoma secure the win. Countless times he made the tackle to prevent a third down conversion. Have to look past the overall numbers to see how valuable he was to this defense.

William Brown - Brown really came out of nowhere and had a huge year. The sophomore had 11 sacks, 2 interceptions and a touchdown. The touchdown secured the win against Nebraska in the Big 12 Championship game. He recorded sacks in three of the four user games and had a monster game against Texas. He was a huge influence on a defensive line that surprised people and dominated all season as they switched to a 3 man front. The stats really tell the story of how well this guy played all year.

Updated the awards' page to include Joker's Heisman hype.

I saw your post on the EA forums and am interested in joining. I play a strictly sim-style and have ran dynasties in the past. I simply have not joined any online dynasties this season but am now interested in doing so.

URBAN IF YOU STILL GOT A SPOT OPEN I'LL JOIN

WR Spencer Hagan - Spencer Hagan was the working man's version of a WR. Spencer never had any flashy moves or creative dances or anything. All he did was get open and he did that A LOT!!! Spencer was Cal's top WR and bailed them out of a bunch of bad situations on offense. I could always count on him to get open in a crunch. I know there were 4 or 5 games that he was literally open on every pass attempt. I had to make myself throw it to other players to keep him from getting hurt lol. Spencer's hands were never a question as he had 107 receptions. He also had an astronomical 1923 yds receiving and 7 TD's to go with that. He would have had more TD's but I tended to revert to the ground game once I got inside the redzone. As you can see, it didn't really matter whether he was up against human opponents or cpu opponents he was going to get off. He did all of this with the BACKUP QB starting most of the season. If he had an experienced passer throwing him the ball all season, who knows what he could have done.

CB Vachel Samuels - Samuels was the Sr leader on a very talented secondary. Most games Samuels was able to lock down his guy and made opposing QB's that threw to his side pay as you can see by the 16 deflections and 6 ints he had. He could lock down one side of the field and was a key reason that we only had 1 loss. In that 1 loss, he got hurt and the world could see what a Cal secondary without Samuels in it looked like. Notre dame shredded the secondary with Samuels out. Samuels was no slouch in the run game either racking up 40 tackles on the season. That's a pretty good number for a guy with ball hawking skills like this guy. When Samuels leaves after this year, we're gonna be hard pressed to find a guy on the team as talented as he was.

Sorry urbs and jusblaze, I think I'm gonna go ahead and jump on with Auburn. Since NYer quit, I think there's no need for me to play that game again so I'll change my team tomorrow when I get home from work and and play their bowl game so I can get a feel for what they have. They have quite a bit of work that'll need to be done, but they have a decent mix of underclassmen mixed in with the upperclassmen so I want be coming to an empty cupboard. Ahhhh, it feels good to be back in the SEC where I belong.

I'm going to VT then, if it's cool with Urban

Yeah, I want people to switch to who they want now, since it's kinda like the reshuffling portion.

I think you guys have the capability to change your own team, if not, splff can log into my profile and do it. I'll be out most of this weekend, but be back Monday morning.

Childplease, introduce yourself since you're gonna be coming in relatively unknown.

Ct, I'll send the invite out first thing Monday morning or Splff or Clark or somebody can do it for you before I get back.

Everybody try to be ready Monday at 10 and we'll go through the offseason.

Go Boise, lol, lol, lol lol