My younger brother and stepdad are ND fans and I harassed the hell outta them last week. They conceeded and they said ND would win. Obviously they are more conservative fans, and I always am more conservative in predictions as they are, but I am encouraged as to their lack of confidence.
Sorry, not enough points to start a thread, but thought that this was some nice inspirational news for the day. Eric Legrand, the Rutgers player who broke his C3 and C4 vertabrae this fall stood up for the first time in therapy according to his twitter. He also said that he is starting to move his arms little by little. Love to hear stories of perseverance like this.
I personnally would not mind running a 3-4. If you look at some of the most well-run and aggressive defenses in the NFL (not saying it will work as well in the NCAA) they have a lot of 3-4 looks (See: Ravens and Steelers). They are consistently good and for one I would love to see a blitzing defense, especially with a proven NFL DC and obviously college QB's who are less knowledgable about reading defenses and sniffing out blitzes.
That being said, I really do not care what defense we run because I have complete and utter confidence in our coaching staff as a whole to evaluate the talent they have and make the best decision regarding defensive alignment. Just can't wait to see the defensive look on the field against WMU!
Scout does seem much more generous with their higher rankings, but on the other end Rivals seems to be very stingy when compared to the other services, at least when it comes to the midwest prospects, which in turn obviously hurts our rankings.
If you don't expect to get on almost every day and have a few hours to spare, I wouldn't recommend jumping into online dynasties as most will (at least in the beginning) try to keep the seasons running quickly to avoid attrition.
If you just got your Xbox and are playing NCAA for the first time I would recommend just playing around with the game for a couple weeks, exploring the features and getting a good feel for the game before jumping into the online dynasty. Get as much enjoyment as you can out of the game, I have been buying it for the past 7 years and love it more and more every year.
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My younger brother and stepdad are ND fans and I harassed the hell outta them last week. They conceeded and they said ND would win. Obviously they are more conservative fans, and I always am more conservative in predictions as they are, but I am encouraged as to their lack of confidence.
Sorry, not enough points to start a thread, but thought that this was some nice inspirational news for the day. Eric Legrand, the Rutgers player who broke his C3 and C4 vertabrae this fall stood up for the first time in therapy according to his twitter. He also said that he is starting to move his arms little by little. Love to hear stories of perseverance like this.
I personnally would not mind running a 3-4. If you look at some of the most well-run and aggressive defenses in the NFL (not saying it will work as well in the NCAA) they have a lot of 3-4 looks (See: Ravens and Steelers). They are consistently good and for one I would love to see a blitzing defense, especially with a proven NFL DC and obviously college QB's who are less knowledgable about reading defenses and sniffing out blitzes.
That being said, I really do not care what defense we run because I have complete and utter confidence in our coaching staff as a whole to evaluate the talent they have and make the best decision regarding defensive alignment. Just can't wait to see the defensive look on the field against WMU!
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Scout does seem much more generous with their higher rankings, but on the other end Rivals seems to be very stingy when compared to the other services, at least when it comes to the midwest prospects, which in turn obviously hurts our rankings.
I've been saying that since January 2nd!
If you don't expect to get on almost every day and have a few hours to spare, I wouldn't recommend jumping into online dynasties as most will (at least in the beginning) try to keep the seasons running quickly to avoid attrition.
If you just got your Xbox and are playing NCAA for the first time I would recommend just playing around with the game for a couple weeks, exploring the features and getting a good feel for the game before jumping into the online dynasty. Get as much enjoyment as you can out of the game, I have been buying it for the past 7 years and love it more and more every year.
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