Michigan:
Offense: Toledo
Defense: 4-3
Michigan:
Offense: Toledo
Defense: 4-3
Last edited by Oneback; 11-28-2010 at 02:02 PM.
Offense - Northwestern
Defense - 3-3-5
Going to try out the 3-3-5 to start the season but if I decide I don't like it as much as I want to, I'll switch to a 3-4... I'll post here if I change.
FSU
Offense: Ole Miss
Defense: Multiple D (switching from 4-3 i have used the last 2 years)
Oklahoma
Offense: Undecided, between Ohio State and Oklahoma
Defense: Multiple D
The Texas Longhorns
Offense: Stanford (switchin from Alabama)
Defense: Multiple D (4-3 base....switching from 4-3)
Last edited by JeffHCross; 10-31-2010 at 10:28 PM.
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Clemson Tigers
Offensive: TCU
Defensive: 4-2-5
Penn State
Offense- Penn State
Defense- 4-3
USC
Offense - USC
Defense - 4-3
Offense : Bama
defenes: 4-3
Virginia Tech
Offense: Virginia Tech
Defense: Multiple D
Offense: Georgia Tech or Navy or the Option Run. (I got 2 more CPU games to figure out a sure choice)
Defense: 3-4
Interesting choice there Kingpin, I understand why though with those two running backs.
It's going to be a bit tough with my Oline, but I think we're talented enough to get some decent rushing yards. I wanted to do a Shotgun based option team, but I just wasn't getting any good runs in.
Kinda ironic considering everything ... but Kingpin, you might want to take a look at Air Force. I haven't played with them this year, but in past years it gave me the strengths of running the Bone but the flexibility to run other sets as needbe.
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I'll look into it. I did want one that had a bit more than just the Bone offense. I'll see how a full game looks with GT, then play my next CPU game with Air Force, so hopefully I'll have a set book for Penn State.
It would be funny if that ended being my permanent playbook though.
nm, changed my mind...
Last edited by Oneback; 10-05-2010 at 07:43 AM.
Originally Posted by oneback
No idea what that's for ... but yeah ...
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I had posted that I was changing to the Florida State playbook as my offense was pretty stagnant against Clemson, then I watched the first quarter yesterday morning and wondered why I kept trying to bang into a brick wall and run against 8 and 9 man fronts. Then in the passing game there were quite a few reads I as missing so I decided to stick with Boston College.
Alright, everyone probably knew it was coming but I am switching playbooks, just not sure which one yet. The leader in the clubhouse is Florida State however.
Edit: I am tired of looking at playbooks, I am going to go with North Carolina's the same one I used all of last year...despite its lack of shotgun formations.
Last edited by Oneback; 10-08-2010 at 07:12 AM.
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