JeffHCross's "Resurrection" Dynasty

[JeffHCross]

Table of Contents
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Program Guide

1. Introduction
2. Rules of Engagement
3. NCAA History
4. Team History
5. Team Statistics
6. Hall of Fame & Trophy Room
7. Recruiting
8. Records
9. Where We've Been

Results from Simulated Seasons

[JeffHCross]

Introduction
Welcome to my first attempt at a dynasty in 3 years. The exact details of how I'm doing this dynasty will be more thoroughly explained in the Rules of Engagement, but I thought an introduction was in order.

Namely, this thread is designed to give me incentive to actually start the Dynasty. I've been thinking about a "resurrection" dynasty for several weeks, and hope that actually starting the thread will give me the necessary kick in the pants to get started.

I will be expanding on this post, and others, once the dynasty has been setup and begun. At this point, it is mostly thought and planning.

[JeffHCross]

Rules of Engagement
This dynasty will be using a modified form of the "Death Penalty" dynasty that has become almost common in the NCAA community in the last few years. As far as I'm concerned, it started with Mandibal's Ohio State Buckeyes and FieldingBlue's Michigan Wolverines. Those two dynasties were also largely responsible for my involvement in the NCAA community, so they both hold a soft spot in my nostalgia.

The setup for my Resurrection Dynasty will be fully explained at a later date.

[JeffHCross]

NCAA & Conference History

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Team History

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Team Statistics

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Hall of Fame & Trophy Room

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Recruiting

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Records

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Where We've Been

[Bleed Blue]

Looking forward to you getting this up and running. What team are you going to be using in this dynasty?

[JeffHCross]

Expectation is Cal, right now. I need to learn how to recruit for a 3-4 defense, and starting from scratch might be the best way to learn.

[xRomo9]

Lets Go!!! lol

[morsdraconis]

Expectation is Cal, right now. I need to learn how to recruit for a 3-4 defense, and starting from scratch might be the best way to learn.

Simply put linebackers make or break your defense when it comes to the 3-4. I always find it easiest to play the 3-4 when the team I'm using has incredibly talented ILBs and (because I always user him) a fast FS.